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Esta solicitud también está disponible en español.  \nCub Scouting  \nScouts BSA  \nScout Oath  \nOn my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.  \nVenturing  \nSea Scouting  \nScout Law  \nA Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent.  \n524-406 300113896  \n5/2026  \nWelcome to Scouting America!  \nScouting America makes Scouting available to our nation’s youth by chartering community organizations to operate Cub Scout packs, Scouts BSA troops, Venturing crews, and Sea Scout ships.  \nThe chartered organization provides an adequate and safe meeting place as well as capable adult leadership, and requires adherence to the principles and policies of Scouting America. The local and national councils provide training, program, outdoor facilities, literature, professional guidance, and liability insurance protection.  \nParent/Legal Guardian Role in Scouting  \nScouting uses a fun program to promote character development, citizenship training, leadership, and mental and physical fitness. You can help by encouraging attendance, assisting with your child’s advancement, attending meetings for parents, and assisting the unit when called upon to help. The unit cannot provide a quality program without your help.  \nParent Agreement. I have read the Scout Oath and Scout Law, and I want my child to join Scouting. I will assist them in abiding by the policies of Scouting America and the chartered organization. I will:  \n• Serve as an adult partner while my child is a Lion or Tiger.  \n• Help my Scout grow through completion of advancements.  \n• Help the unit with activities and assist as needed.  \nHealth Information. You should inform your unit leader of any condition that might limit your child’s participation. Please fill out the Annual Health and Medical Record, No. 680-001, found on [scouting.org/forms](scouting.org/forms)[ ](scouting.org/forms)[and give it to the unit leader](and give it to the unit leader).  \nSafeguarding Youth Begins With You™. Child abuse is a serious problem in our society, and unfortunately, it can occur anywhere, even in Scouting. Youth safety is of paramount importance to Scouting. For that reason, Scouting America continues to create and consistently improve its barriers to abuse.  \nScouting America is committed to providing a safe environment for young people. To maintain a safe environment, Scouting America provides parents and adult leaders with numerous online and printed resources and adult leaders must complete Safeguarding Youth training (SYT) and renew their training as required. Parents who participate in Scouting activities are highly recommended to complete SYT. To learn more about Scouting America’s Safeguarding Youth resources, [go to](go to scouting.org/training/safeguarding-youth)[ ](go to scouting.org/training/safeguarding-youth)[scouting.org/training/safeguarding-youth](go to scouting.org/training/safeguarding-youth).  \nMandatory Reporting  \nAll persons involved in Scouting must immediately report to local authorities any good-faith suspicion or belief that any child is or has been physically or sexually abused; physically or emotionally neglected; exposed to any form of violence or threat; or exposed to any form of sexual exploitation including the possession, manufacture, or distribution of child sexual abuse material, online solicitation, enticement, or showing of obscene material. No person may abdicate this reporting responsibility to any other person.  \nAdditionally, any known or suspected abuse or behavior that might put a youth at risk must also be reported to the local Scout executive or the Scouts First Helpline (1-844-SCOUTS1 or 1-844-726-8871) if your Scout executive or local council cannot be reached.  \nA","cbCaie8wglbYpIka","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie8wglbYpIka","pdf",5648327,"English","# Parent/Legal Guardian Role in Scouting\n## Parent Agreement\n## Health Information\n## Safeguarding Youth Begins With You™\n## Mandatory Reporting\n## Safeguarding Youth Policies\n## Scout Life Magazine","[{\"question\":\"What responsibilities do parents or legal guardians have in Scouting?\",\"answer\":\"Parents can encourage attendance, assist with their child’s advancement, attend parent meetings, and help the unit when needed. 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