Glacier's Edge Council, Scouting America, delivers the promise of Scouting to over 3,000 girls and boys in 16 counties of south central Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Cub Scouting (K - 5 girls/boys)
Cub Scouting provides youth with a program of communication, education, achievement, and fun that involves the parent and family. The Lion-Cub program for kindergarteners provides structured opportu
nities for youth and their parents or other adults to spend quality time together learning more about the world, the community, and themselves. In turn, they enjoy projects, activities, and fellowship in a group of adults. It is a continuation of Cub Scouting that involves the youth more in the dynamics of the small peer-group, the impact of the adult role-model becomes strong, and the program includes overnight camping. Scouts BSA (formerly known as Boy Scouts)(11 through 17-year-old girls/boys)
The Scouts BSA program involves the youth more heavily in small peer group dynamics with the adult-role model becoming more significant. The program revolves around leadership opportunity; decision-making; hiking; camping; and personal achievement. Youth are exposed to over 120 hobby and career choices, frequently resulting in life-long involvement. Venturing (14 through 20 year-old men and women)
The Venturing program provides young men and women with positive experiences so that they may become responsible and caring adults. Features exciting and meaningful activities including high-adventure programs, that allow youth to pursue special interests while developing leadership skills. Learning for Life Programs (non-Scouting)
Exploring (14 through 20 year-old men and women) Exploring is part of Learning for Life's career education program for young men and women. It provides opportunities for young adults to explore career and hobby interests. The program is structured around the interest area of the youth, supported by the expertise and resources of the chartering organization. Traditional Exploring includes a variety of service, outdoor, fitness, and social activity. Career Awareness Exploring helps to expose high school students to the vast opportunities available, and assists them in making informed occupational choices. Learning for Life's career education program for young men and women.
