Boy Scout Troop 333 - a flexible homeschool troop

Troop 333 of Huntersville, NC has identified and will pursue the revitalization of a long neglected site north of Charlotte, NC. As our commitment to the project we are creating priorities and preparing our troop to work on the service project.

Troop 333 of Huntersville, NC is proud to announce our first corporate sponsor. This valuable endorsement of our efforts will help cover costs - such as the boy scout troop flag, patrol patches, tote gear, hats, neckerchiefs, and more.

While many troops have a central authority figure concept embedded in the single scoutmaster, Troop 333 would like to present our more flexible method for allowing all adult leaders the ability to rotate into the position within the boy scout troop.

Finding a scout troop that matches your sensibilities regarding religion and beliefs can be daunting. Even well meaning troops can sometimes cause friction by not being clear about their expectations.

Nothing motivates a boy scout troop more than having fun at what they are doing. When you present fundraising in a positive light with attainable goals you begin to pave the way for success in every scout's mind.

Troop 333 adult leadership would like the active mothers out there who want to work closely with the scouts that the Boy Scouts of America® has no policy prohibiting women from leadership roles.

Boy Scout Troop 333 places emphasis on family gatherings and incorporating the entire family in the scout activities.

Boy Scout Troop 333 has some unique insight the membership can share regarding choosing a troop for your family. We say 'family' because ultimately it is as important to have the parents involved as the son who is joining the scout troop.

The Troop 333 scoutmaster set about creating a new operational paradigm for the scouts so that they can work online to complete mundane clerical tasks and free up face-to-face troop meeting time for more active, physical tasks and rank requirements.

Boy Scout Troop 333 - formed from scouts of varying school backgrounds, these scouts felt preserving lifelong friendships was more important and formed a flexible new homeschool troop for the Mecklenburg/Iredell Charlotte, NC metro north region.