Troop 936 was formed in 1994 and is sponsored by the Men's Club at the Church of St. Benedict. Our scouts come from many schools, faiths, and Cub Scout packs across the greater Broken Arrow community.
Troop philosophy
Troop 936 is a boy-led troop. Scouts plan outings, run meetings, cook their own meals, and pack their own gear. Adults provide guidance and safety oversight, but the scouts own the program—they learn leadership by leading.
Program goals
- Build character through the Scout Oath and Law
- Develop outdoor skills through hands-on experience
- Prepare scouts for leadership roles in the troop and beyond
- Support scouts on the trail to Eagle Scout
- Fundraise together (including popcorn sales) to help cover summer camp
Leadership
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Youth protection & safety
Every adult leader in Troop 936 completes Scouting America's Youth Protection Training and follows national Youth Protection policies, including two-deep leadership and no one-on-one contact between adults and youth. If you have a safety question or concern before or after your visit, contact the scoutmaster directly.
For more history and leadership resources, see the troop's extended site at erikdewey.com/troop936.