Boy Scout Troop 157, Round Rock TX

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Welcome to Troop 157!

Boy Scout Troop 157 in Round Rock, TX carries a long tradition of providing a quality scouting program for area youths. As part of the Chisholm Trail District, Troop 157 is active in the promotion and participation of many area scouting events including summer/winter camps, Webelos Woods, High Adventure, Cavalcade, Jamborees and many more.

Our troop stresses the importance of the camping experience with planned monthly camp outs during the fall, winter and spring. Every camp out includes a program that's geared towards the growth and personal development of our scouts. Not only do they learn skills which will help them throughout their lives, they have a whole lot of fun too!

Lastly, we are a youth led troop, so our scouts begin to develop leadership skills early on. Many earn the rank of Eagle; most go on to complete their college education; all of them develop friendships and positive memories that last a lifetime.

We meet at 7:00 PM most Mondays at:

First United Methodist Church
Family Life Center (near the west-most parking lot)
1004 N. Mays
Round Rock, TX 78680
http://www.fumc-rr.org/

Feel free to contact us at scoutmaster@troop157rr.org.

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Miguel Perez, Troop Historian report

Posted by Vivek Karri on Dec 6 2020 - 1:55pm

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In November the troop had 2 virtual meetings where Mr. Saeger helped prepare us for the December backpacking camp out and we discussed troop elections in December.

Message for ALL Troop Parents (Required Reading, Please)

Posted by bmoran on Nov 23 2020 - 11:31pm

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This is the week we celebrate Thanksgiving. Although 2020 is not like other years we should find things to be thankful for even if we can't celebrate it traditionally.

October Troop 157 Historian Report by Miguel Perez

Posted by Vivek Karri on Nov 2 2020 - 7:10pm

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October Troop 157 Historian Report by Miguel Perez

This month the troop started selling holiday wreaths to raise money for our scout accounts
which can help us pay for summer camp.

VOTE ON SUMMER CAMP 2021 by 11/4

Posted by bmoran on Oct 29 2020 - 10:46pm

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It's time to vote on Summer Camp 2021. We had a few submissions for Texas summer camps that we need to vote on. The voting form has some details about the camps, as well as links to their websites and videos. Please do a little research and vote!

Virtual T157 Open House now available as part of our recruiting

Posted by bmoran on Oct 27 2020 - 7:23am

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Since we were unable to hold our usual open house this September, we put together a YouTube version to share with Webelos looking to crossover into our troop. Feel free to share this link with anyone interested in joining Troop 157: https://youtu.be/HSGgMKF5-Bk.

Troop Historian Report

Posted by Vivek Karri on Oct 6 2020 - 7:41pm

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September 2020

Historian Report-Miguel Perez

After six months of not being together, in September, several members of the Troop got together to mountain bike on the Brushy Creek trail while being socially distanced. Some scouts took the advanced trails and some scouts went on the beginner trails. The ride was tough for some of the scouts but everyone finished and had a good time. After the ride, some scouts gathered to help David Z. work on his Eagle project at a park in Avery Ranch. Scouts repaired picnic tables, sanded the tables and repainted them. Everyone wore their mask and did a good job. Once the tables are finished, David will install a little library and fill it with books so people can sit and read at the park. We ended the month with our first ever drive-in style Court of Honor. The meeting was also shared on Zoom. We were going to stay in our cars and get out when our name was called but most of the troop ended up sitting outside spaced apart. We all gathered in the church parking lot to see the new trailer and get our badges, awards and rank pins. Adults and scouts voted for OA. We wore masks, had bags of snacks and saw a slide show. Grant Dzurenko was recognized because he has almost earned every badge.