Pacific Skyline Council

06/03/2026

Please join us in welcoming Sarah Sherman to the Pacific Skyline Council team as our new Discovery District Executive! A recent graduate of San Francisco State University, Sarah is excited to begin supporting and growing Scouting across Discovery District. We’re thrilled to have her on board — be sure to say hello and help us give her a warm Scouting welcome!

06/02/2026

So proud of this new convocation of Eagle Scouts from Troop 30, who got a great shout out from !

Four Scouts from Los Altos Troop 30 were honored May 23 for achieving their Eagle rank. The Eagle Scout rank is the highest and most prestigious achievement in Scouting America.

06/01/2026

Congrats to all new Eagle Scouts including these six from a recent Troop 28 Eagle Court of Honor

05/30/2026

This summer, trade screen time for campfire time.

June Cub ON still has space available for Cub Scouts and families ready for a summer camping adventure.

Campfires, outdoor fun, archery, BBs, and memories your Scout will talk about long after summer ends. Link in bio

05/28/2026

Grab a blanket, some popcorn and your buddies.

This Summer Scouting Bingo square is “Watch an outdoor movie.” Visit a local movie night, set up a backyard projector, or invite another Scout family over for a summer movie night together.

Simple summer memories count too.
Grab your bingo card at the link in bio.

05/25/2026

Today we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. 🇺🇸

05/23/2026

Another great morning with our awesome Scouts, leaders and volunteers at our annual grave decoration at the Golden Gate National Cemetery!
The largest military cemetery on the west coast, almost 140,000 men and women call this their final resting place, with tours of duty dating back to the Spanish American War.
The fallen include Adm. Chester Nimitz, commander of the 7th Fleet during WWII, and his command staff. Serving in battle and together in eternity.
Thank you to all who served!

05/23/2026

Looking forward, not backwards with a focus on volunteers, technology that supports our mission and a program that is relevant to today’s families. Can’t wait - let’s GO!

Last week at the Scouting America National Annual Meeting in Dallas, Eagle Scout Ricky Mason officially began his term as Chair of the National Executive Board. In today's OnScouting, he outlines a bold vision for the future of Scouting focused on membership growth, volunteer support, retention, and modernization.

At the center of that vision is the new “Trail Map,” a strategic plan designed to strengthen Scouting by creating better experiences for both youth and volunteers.

Mason emphasized that volunteers remain the foundation of Scouting’s success. As families balance increasingly busy lives, Scouting America is focused on making volunteering easier, more rewarding, and better supported through improved tools, training, and local engagement.

He also highlighted the need for greater investment in technology and marketing to meet the expectations of today’s families and ensure Scouting remains accessible, responsive, and relevant for the next generation.

One of the most powerful parts of Mason’s message came from his own story. A Distinguished Eagle Scout and Silver Buffalo recipient, Mason credited Scouting with helping shape his resilience, leadership, and perseverance through some of life’s toughest challenges.

“Scouting taught me how to endure challenges, how to plan, and how to keep moving forward,” Mason shared.

Read the interview here:

https://onscouting.org/2026/05/20/qa-with-scouting-america-national-chair-ricky-mason/

05/21/2026

👍 if you can guess where this is!

Huntington Lake in the Sierra National Forest is a pristine and beloved hot spot for fishing, swimming, paddling, boating, and simply relaxing.

05/21/2026

What does Scouting really prepare young people for? According to a brand-new national study from Scouting America and The Harris Poll…quite a lot.

The 2026 Eagle Scout study found that Eagle Scouts are more likely to become leaders in their workplaces and communities, report higher levels of purpose and well-being, and strongly value service, integrity, and helping others.

From leadership and resilience to community impact and lifelong values, the path to Eagle leaves a lasting mark.

Take a deeper look at the study and discover the long-term advantages of pursuing the rank of Eagle Scout.

https://www.scouting.org/about/research/eagle-scout-2026/