Scouts Lead Troop 8848
Youth leaders are chosen for a term of about six months. Serving in a position of responsibility is also a requirement for the Star, Life and Eagle ranks.
Senior Patrol Leader SPL
Leads the whole troop. Runs meetings and the Patrol Leaders' Council, and is the troop's main link to the Scoutmaster.
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader ASPL
Backs up the SPL and takes charge when the SPL is away. Often oversees the other youth officers.
Patrol Leader PL
Leads a patrol at meetings and outings, and speaks for the patrol at the PLC.
Assistant Patrol Leader APL
Helps the Patrol Leader and steps in when needed.
Troop Guide TG
Mentors new Scouts and helps them reach First Class.
Scribe
Keeps notes at PLC meetings and tracks attendance.
Quartermaster QM
Keeps track of troop gear, checks it out for campouts, and makes sure it comes back clean.
Instructor
Teaches a Scout skill such as first aid, knots, or navigation.
Historian
Collects photos and stories that record the troop's history.
Librarian
Looks after the troop's books, merit badge pamphlets, and maps.
Chaplain Aide
Leads reflections and helps the troop respect every Scout's faith.
Outdoor Ethics Guide
Teaches Leave No Trace and helps the troop care for the places it camps.
Den Chief
Helps a Cub Scout den and gives younger Scouts a look at what comes next.
Order of the Arrow Representative
Connects the troop with the Order of the Arrow, Scouting's honor society.