Troop 560 Youth and Adult Leaders
Youth Leaders
Troop Leaders
SPL Ashlyn
ASPL Juliana
ASPL Oliver
Patrol Leaders
Bats Grant
Sharks Isaac
Raccoons Dylan S
Yeti Brenna
Other Leaders
Bugler Adam
Chaplain Aide Henry
Librarian Dylan P
Quartermasters Isaac / Juliana
Scribe Megan
Webmaster Isaiah
Scoutmasters
Zak Anderson (B) 2022-present
Jami Anderson (G) 2021-present
Michelle Simoneau (G) 2019-2021
Jason Silcox (B) 2019-2022
Robert Bagsby 2016-2019
Doug Wilson 2013-2016
Bruce Jacobs 2010-2013
Thom Grote 2007-2010
Roger Kirpes 2004-2007
Doug Anderson 2001-2004
Paul Smith 1998-2001
Jim Wood 1996-1998
Tim Sagan 1995-1996
Dennis Ehrhart 1994-1995
Jim Wood 1990-1994
Art Christoffersen 1988-1990
Gary Forquer 1985-1988
Tom Brennon 1983-1985
Tom Parman 1982-1983
Robert Pierce 1979-1982
Gary Foote 1977-1979
Jim Martin 1975-1977
Jerry Brown 1972-1975
Howard Miller 1969-1972
Adult Leader Training
BSA National and our local Hawkeye Area Council provide training for adults so we may have a quality program. Just as every year we add Scouts, we also need to add trained adult leaders. BSA National provides Adult Leader Training online. Popular training includes:
Youth Protection Training (required for all active adults in the troop)
Optional role-specific training can be found on https://my.scouting.org by clicking on the BSA Learn Center logo then Scouts BSA
However, the most important training is hands-on, in-person adult Scouts BSA Leader training provided by the Hawkeye Area Council. The Hawkeye Area council has an Adult Leader Training page at http://www.hawkeyebsa.org/training/ The adult Scouts BSA Leader training is held once in the Fall and once in the Spring. The training has two parts; one is in a classroom setting and another is in an outdoors setting where you learn outdoor skills. There are approximately six hours in the classroom, and then a weekend campout at Camp Wakonda. (The six classroom hours are either all in a single day, or spread over two days depending on how they decide to deliver it.)