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New Online Store
Do you want to pay fees for camp and training while you are in the comfort of your home. We now have a online store to pay for fees. Click on the Council Trading Post to pay fees online using a credit card or your store account.
A Year of Celebration will take place from September 1, 2009 through December 31, 2010. The program is open to all Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Varsity, Venturers, adult leaders, and Scouting alumni.
Click on the headline to report your service hours.
Cub Scout Jamboral 2010
With Boy Scouting celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Scouting, the Grand Teton Council is going to put on the largest Birthday Party it has ever had. Jamboral 2010 will be May 7-8 at the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds in Blackfoot, Idaho. This time we have invited the Cub Scouts to joing the celebration. Click on the PDF logo to download the Pack Booth Information Form. Only 100 booth/activities will be accepted because of space. All Packs will be able to participate. Don't miss out on Scouting's 100th Birthday party.
Cub Scouts 2010
Welcome to the most recent evolution of Cub Scouts, Cub Scouts 2010!
Cub Scouts 2010 is a piloted and successful method of delivering the existing Cub Scout program that is handbook-based and focuses on den activities leading to youth advancement and higher retention. The Cub Scouts 2010 Overview Brochure includes information on the pilot, its results, what changes with Cub Scouts 2010 and how the changes benefit the Scouting community.
Recently there has been a change to the "Guide to Safe Scouting", specifically Winter Sports Safety. Safety equipment such as helmets has been optional in the past. Helmets are now required for Downhill Skiing, Snow Boarding, and Snowmobiles. Click on the headline for additional information.
We have moved the link to MyScouting on the home page of the website. We were causing confusion because of the close proximity of the log-in for the Council website. Please click on the My Scouting logo to be directed to Internet Advancement, Internet Recharter, Internet Training, and Internet Tour Permits. You will need your membership number to set-up your account in MyScouting. This number is available thru your Charter Organization Representative or District Executive. Click on the headline to be directed MyScouting.
Just a reminder As of August 1, 2009, National Boy Scouts of America will no longer accept Eagle applications, Eagle workbooks etc. older than 2009 printing. Click on the headline to go to Grand Teton Council's form page where you can download the current Eagle forms.
We know that the Boy Scouts of America has alot of forms to improve the quality of program. We have started changing our forms page to make it easier to find current and useful forms. We need your feedback as we develop this area on the type of forms that need to be included in this section. If you have forms that you would like to have on the website send them to us.
REMINDER June 1st is now past! All leaders need to complete Weather Hazards training before submitting a tour permit. Weather Hazards training is available on-line.
Click above to take training or set up your My Scouting account
LDS Adult Leadership Card
At the LDS Relationship Conference in October 2008, a card explaining the four steps that all new LDS adult leaders need to complete before they are sustained. We have had several requests for this card and have now placed it on the website. Click on the pdf button to down load that card.
Thanks to Darrel VandeWeg, a local scout leader in Soda Springs, we have added a list of all Forst Service campsites and rental cabins in the Grand Teton Council area. Click on the headline and review the information for your next campsite for your troop.
New User
If you don't see your name here on the home page, you aren't logged in! To make sure you receive all the benefits of this Web Site, remember to register and log in! Remember that you must have cookies enabled on your browser in order to log in. When you register, you are able to personalize your District Calendar and receive daily or weekly reminders of upcoming activities. We even let you know when something new is added to the site. Register today!
Click on the headline to report your service hours. 
With Boy Scouting celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Scouting, the Grand Teton Council is going to put on the largest Birthday Party it has ever had. Jamboral 2010 will be May 7-8 at the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds in Blackfoot, Idaho. This time we have invited the Cub Scouts to joing the celebration. Click on the PDF logo to download the Pack Booth Information Form. Only 100 booth/activities will be accepted because of space. All Packs will be able to participate. Don't miss out on Scouting's 100th Birthday party. 
Welcome to the most recent evolution of Cub Scouts, Cub Scouts 2010!
Recently there has been a change to the "Guide to Safe Scouting", specifically Winter Sports Safety. Safety equipment such as helmets has been optional in the past. Helmets are now required for Downhill Skiing, Snow Boarding, and Snowmobiles. Click on the headline for additional information. 
We know that the Boy Scouts of America has alot of forms to improve the quality of program. We have started changing our forms page to make it easier to find current and useful forms. We need your feedback as we develop this area on the type of forms that need to be included in this section. If you have forms that you would like to have on the website send them to us. 
At the LDS Relationship Conference in October 2008, a card explaining the four steps that all new LDS adult leaders need to complete before they are sustained. We have had several requests for this card and have now placed it on the website. Click on the pdf button to down load that card. 
Thanks to Darrel VandeWeg, a local scout leader in Soda Springs, we have added a list of all Forst Service campsites and rental cabins in the Grand Teton Council area. Click on the headline and review the information for your next campsite for your troop. 