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Meets 1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 7:00 โ€“ 8:30 PM

Join us

Your first visit is the easy part

Come to a meeting, look around, ask anything. There is no commitment and nothing to buy. Most families decide after seeing one meeting and one outing.

When

1st & 3rd Wednesdays

7:00 โ€“ 8:30 PM

Where

Our Lady of the Assumption Parish House

3175 Telegraph Road, Ventura, CA 93003

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Who

Ages 11 to 17

Or 10 with Arrow of Light

How it works

Four steps, at your pace

  1. 1

    Visit a meeting

    Come to any troop meeting with your Scout. We meet the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of the month. No registration, no uniform, nothing to buy. Introduce yourself to a leader at the door and they will take it from there.

  2. 2

    Try an outing

    Prospective Scouts are welcome to join a day activity or a campout before committing. It is the fastest way to know whether the troop is a fit.

  3. 3

    Register

    When you are ready, we help you complete the Scouting America youth application online and get your Scout into Scoutbook. A leader walks you through it.

  4. 4

    Get equipped

    The troop provides tents and group gear. We give you a personal equipment list and a realistic order to buy it in, so nobody spends a fortune up front.

What to expect

Your first meeting, honestly

Meetings are loud. Scouts run them, which means they are more energetic and less polished than a classroom, and that is by design. Expect an opening flag ceremony, patrol time, a skill session, a game, and announcements.

Wear whatever is comfortable. Plan for about an hour and a half. A leader will find you, answer questions, and introduce your Scout to a patrol so they are not standing on the edge of the room.

Bring your questions about cost, time, and safety. We would rather answer them on night one than have you guess.

What it costs

Troop 1192 chartered this year and is setting its dues now, so we would rather tell you the real numbers in person than post a guess here.

There are three costs in Scouting: annual registration paid to Scouting America, troop dues, and the cost of individual trips. Ask at your first meeting and a leader will walk you through all three, with no obligation.

Cost is never the reason a Scout cannot join.Financial assistance is available and handled privately. Ask any leader.

Get in touch

Tell us you are coming

Not required, but it helps us watch for you and have someone ready to say hello. Messages go to Scoutmaster Jeremy A. Patelzick, and we reply to every one.

Please do not include sensitive personal information. We only need enough to say hello.