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Monthly Outings: Troop 1928 has a year-round outings program for girls, with an overnight outing every month planned by the Scouts themselves. In addition, the Troop or any of the patrols may plan day hikes or other activities during the year. See the list of outings and dates in our troop calendar. The Troop outings program is designed to provide the Scouts with fun, new skills, and advancement. In addition to meeting requirements for advancing in rank, outings provide opportunities for earning merit badges, including Camping, Hiking, Cooking, Backpacking, Orienteering, Wilderness Survival, and many others.

Weekly Meetings: Troop 1928 holds weekly meetings at the White's Chapel United Methodist Church in Southlake, TX. Meetings are every Sunday evening from 7:00pm until 8:30pm. except on campout weekends and some holidays. Please refer to the Upcoming Events list to the right for more information.

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“True leaders understand that leadership is not about them but about those they serve. It is not about exalting themselves but about lifting others up.” -- Sheri L. Dew, author

Upcoming events

Posted on Mar 26 2026 - 10:39am

Last week we had a troop meeting with Troop 928. We learned about leadership skills and how leaders work. The March campout will be this weekend. We also have the merit badge college this week on Saturday, so hurry up and finish all of your requirements to earn your merit badges quicker!

Next week on Wednesday it is April 1st This is also known as April Fools day. This holiday has no clear origination and has many historical pranks made on April 1st.

Council Merit Badge College

Posted on Mar 25 2026 - 8:32pm

Join us for a one-of-a-kind STEM Merit Badge College hosted at The University of Texas at Arlington. This premium, hands-on experience is designed to go beyond a traditional merit badge class by giving Scouts the opportunity to learn in a real college environment, work alongside top engineering students, and explore future STEM pathways.

Participants will spend the day on the UTA campus engaging in immersive, hands-on learning led by members of IEEE-HKN, the international honor society recognizing top engineering students. Throughout the program, Scouts will gain exposure to college labs, real-world engineering concepts, and potential career paths in STEM fields.

Every program track includes a significant hands-on component, and Scouts will build and take home real technology and project materials related to their badge. These are not typical classroom activities. Participants will leave with meaningful projects such as robotics builds, computer setups, electronic devices, engineering kits, or scientific models that reinforce what they learned during the day

Merit Badge Offerings: Electronics, Electricity, Digital Technology, Engineering, Nuclear Science, Programming, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics

Register at this link. https://scoutingevent.com/662-STEM 

District Camporee preparation

Posted on Mar 12 2026 - 2:08pm

Last week, we learned about family stuff and information about scouting. Our next campout for April will be the Pathfinder District Camporee. Our troop theme is mummies, if you want you can help make a mummy for our troop that some of our troop members will work on.

Next week on the 17, is St Patrick's Day during the spring break! St. Patrick’s Day originated from Ireland and was made to commemorate the death of St. Patrick. People celebrate this by wearing green and eating corned beef and cabbage.

Daylight Saving Time begins

Posted on Mar 6 2026 - 11:19am

Daylight Saving Time (DST) in 2026 begins on Sunday, March 8, at 2 a.m., when clocks "spring forward" one hour to 3 a.m..

Campout canceled

Posted on Mar 5 2026 - 10:26am

Because this weekend it will rain, we won’t be going to camp this week. So we will also have a meeting this week too. Remember to quickly sign up for the Pioneering merit badge if you want to go March 27th!

This week on March 2, there was a blood moon, which is a really rare total lunar eclipse. During the eclipse, the moon turns into a deep red-orange color as it passes through the Earth’s shadow. The blood moon is the only total lunar eclipse of 2026 and also the last blood moon until 2029.

Troop Meeting, March 1st, 7:00pm

Posted on Feb 26 2026 - 5:16pm

This week we are going to be discussing the pioneering merit badge and the campout. We will also teach lashings and knots for first class and the pioneering merit badge.

Texas Independence Day is celebrated annually on March 2 to commemorate the adoption of the Texas Declaration of Independence on March 2, 1836, when 59 delegates formally broke from Mexico. The delegates gathered at Washington-on-the-Brazos to declare the Republic of Texas independent from Mexico. Star of the Republic of Texas Museum. 

Have a good rest of the week!

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