2021 Quivira Council
Merit Badge College

Saturday, April 3 • Hutchinson CC

The 18^th Annual Quivira Council Merit Badge College hosted by Hutchinson CC offers an opportunity to work on two merit badges on the day.  Enrollments will be awarded on a first-come-first-served basis. Registration and payment will only be taken online and be considered completed at time of payment.  Class size is limited to 15 per class, so enroll each Scout in a pair of merit badges then print the online worksheets and bring them with completed Pre-requisites (shown on sheets) to the event.

Please print the worksheets (these are the blue cards) and complete pre-requisites before arrival.
Pre-requisite worksheets will be available at www.quivira.org.   Rules are subject to change; please regularly check the website for updates.

Classes Available: Classes are matched up for morning/afternoon sessions to limit contact between large groups. The class listed first is in the morning.
Art/Graphic ♦ Arts Reading/Scholarship ♦ First Aid/Citizen in the World ♦ Public Health/Disability Awareness ♦ Citizen in the Nation/Emergency Preparedness ♦ Law/Communications ♦ Pulp & Paper/Chess ♦ Chemistry/Weather ♦ American Heritage/Scouting Heritage ♦ Fire Safety/Traffic Safety

 1 Matched up Class set per Scout - 15 Scouts per Class set

Schedule: Saturday, April 3 - Check-in 8:00am: Smith Science Hall at Hutchinson Community College, 1100 N Plum St.

Session 1:  8:30-11:30 AM             Lunch:   11:30-12:30pm ♦ Brown Bag - bring Your Own!
Session 2:  12:30-3:30 PM                Lunch - Bring Your Own due to Covid concerns and overcrowding

Scouts $25.00 Includes registration, two classes, and a participation patch (no refunds).
Adults FREE!! Registration is still required to attend (patch NOT included). Must have updated Youth Protection Training.

Last Date to Register: Wed., March 24.

*All participants must provide a signed Quivira Council Covid Waiver Form at check-in. A fillable form may be downloaded on the Council Website.  Temperatures will be taken at the door, and masks are to be worn by youth and adults at all times.

Each troop must have a minimum of 2 adult leaders registered for the event Adult leaders will be expected to assist the counselor in checking outside work materials, recording class accomplishments, and maintaining discipline and learning environment. We do not anticipate behavior problems; however, if they occur, the Scout will be excused from class and escorted to an adult with their Troop. Liability, as well as Sickness and Accident Insurance are provided for all registered members of the BSA.
The worksheets will be the only Blue Cards.
The official Boy Scout Field Uniform should be worn to help identify Scouts and leaders.

For further information:

Jan Quincy    quincyj@cox.net

Leroy Harvey    leroy.harvey@scouting.org