All boys are welcome to join the Adventure of Scouting.
To become a Boy Scout
you must be 11 years old or in 6th grade
You must be under 18 years of age
Most of Troop 91's Scouts come from Lexington 5 and Lexington 2 School Districts.
Click here to see some photos of past events and adventures.
Click here to see what we have planned for the upcoming year.
Typically we go camping every month. We learn Scouting and Outdoor Skills such as Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, and Canoeing, as well as practice our citizenship and community service. Our troop is "Boy Run", which means that the boys decide what they want to do. The adults help them do it.
Troop 91 meets every Monday night at 7 pm. Our Scout Hut is in the rear of Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church, 530 St. Andrews Rd. Please call in advance, as we may be having a meeting at another location. All boys are welcome to come to any meeting.
A parent or guardian should accompany his/her son to a troop meeting at the time the decision is made to join Troop 91. A membership packet will be given to the parent for review and for completion of the necessary forms. The parent, with son, will meet with the Scoutmaster to discuss Troop 91's Scouting Program, Guidelines and Procedures. The boy will not be permitted to participate in any Scouting function until he is properly registered and all his fees are paid. He may visit up to three troop meetings before joining.
The Membership Packet includes:
Application &
Medical Release Form (Medical Form
Troop 91 Guidelines and Policies Manual
Internet and photos permission form
Troop Resource Sheet
Our current fees are available upon request.
Each Scout's parent or guardian is asked to contribute to the troop and its activities in some way. Many resources and talents are required for a troop to have a quality program. It is expected that each Scout's family unit will contribute to the Scout's Troop and its program. Back to Troop 91 Home Page
Typically we go camping every month. We learn Scouting and Outdoor Skills such as Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, and Canoeing, as well as practice our citizenship and community service.