Weird School System...

[RS John Paul Taday,JT]

salamat po pala sa mga nagrespond about dun sa una kong discussion about sa rover age, pero ngayun po may tanung ako ulit.

may question lang po ako uli, hmhm.. pde po ba ako magpasali ng rovers sa circle namin na mga high school pa lang.? dito po kasi sa skul namin, kaylangan pang maaccredit ng skul bago magamit ang skul facilities and makagawa ng program ang rover circle?...

gumagawa po kasi kami ng bagong rover circle dito sa school eh... hope you would lend me some information and/or advices...

[RS Rafael Tabien]

Yap! pde. sila ang tinatawag na roverettes kun nsa high school palang but willing to join the Rover Scouting.

May mga schools talaga na kelangan ma-accredited ang isang organisasyon sa Office of The Student Affairs bago sila payagan gumamit ng facilities sa loob ng school. prior to the OSA requirements at least you have also Adviser sa loob ng School na magpapa-accredit ka ng org.

[RS Rafael Tabien]

Hindi weird un JP. Natural SOP un sa mga schools talaga.

[Don Enrico Concepcion]

i suggest stick to college students.rover scouting was designed for young adults. high school age students are appropriate for senior scouting.

[Henry Hutalle]

So long as you follow the age policy on membership, you can even allow other young men and women from outside your school to be registered in your circle. If there were only 8 new members who have undergonme the Vigil and Investiture ceremony, they can be registered or attached their registration to any exisiting unit in the local council.

[Danilo Roquid]

tsk