I have had a few Units complain that the Cub Scout Archery achievements are only displaying requirement #1 for all requirements. It came up after a recent District event.
@MarcMcGrain that is because the Archery, BB and Slingshot adventures are all controlled Electives. These Adventures can only be completed at approved events with qualified instructors.
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I understand that. However, how is a leader supposed to enter it if the Scout did not complete everything at 1 event? I understand if it was completely done.
they should be able to enter requirements dates - but it seems there might be a bug
@MarcMcGrain can you get them to sign in to forums so I can setup a screenshare?
@MarcMcGrain on first try on Test I hit issue - but on second test on the real system everything worked for for marking individual requirements - now If the organizer did not layout what was completed “your scouts finished 1-3” and just said they did 3 of the requirements - that is the organizers fault. Scouting America is not going to publish these requirements any where except in their Safety manuals.
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So they can enter individual completed requirements, just not see them.
I will update the Council Committees so they are aware of that.
Thanks.
@MarcMcGrain well they see requirements are done - but it does not layout description of the requirements
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@MarcMcGrain - there is a bold text note explaining this on the adventure pages in scoutbook plus
A Scouting certified Rangemaster or Shooting Sports Director will provide the list of completed requirements from an approved event for entry at the unit level.
We just finished 3 days of scout camp. We were given Requirements 1,2,5,6,7. What about 3 &4? Since we can’t see the requirements, we don’t know what we are missing.
@DerekShetlar well you cannot complete them unless you are at a Council event with a rangemaster - they will have the requirements
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@DerekShetlar, As noted in this thread, a decision was made at national to not include the adventure requirements in Scoutbook in order to prevent individuals or units from attempting them outside of a district/council event. However, parents do have a right to know what their children are doing at these events and the information about the adventure requirements is publicly available anyway:
The above lesson plans are from the official Cub Scout Range and Target Activities website, and list all of the requirements.
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