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I have 2 ADHD kids and 1 Downs Syndrome. Funny but most of the time they are
the better ones, it's the 14 or 15 year old who thinks he knows it all...... Have been a SM since 1994, 2 Nat Jambo's, 1 Philmont, all over CA, they still surprise me....... "Robert M. Gary" wrote in message oups.com... BTW: Here are the BSA forms... Flight Permit itself http://www.scouting.org/pubs/gss/forms/23-672.pdf "Tour Permit" (includes protection for the car ride out, this is VERY important to BSA) http://www.scouting.org/forms/34426.pdf The second permit will probably be done by the BSA leader. We all keep all the car insurance information ,etc ready so its pretty quick to just put it down on the form (we don't collect that information each time). Both permit applications need to be presented to your local council. Council will sign it and stamp it. I can tell you of several stores (both BSA and Girl Scouts) where leaders were sued by parents after kids broke arms, etc on a trip. In each case the permits were presented to the BSA attorney and they took it from there. Remember, these are kids. Many can be impulsive and awkward. The odds of a kid falling down and getting hurt while walking out to the plane is actually quite high. Of course, as you get into the older boys (Adventure Scouts, etc) you are then dealing with near-adults who are old enough to actually take lessons. -Robert |
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