Discover Troop 15
We're a gender-inclusive Troop that welcomes all kids ages 11-17.
New to Scouting? Crossing over from a pack? Or just interested in learning about the Scouting experience?
Come for the fun and stay for the friendships, skills, and confidence that last a lifetime!
Ways to Connect
CONNECT
Meet a scouting family
Tell us a little about your scout, and we will pair your family with a current scouting family who can answer your questions, whether that is before or after your first visit.
GROW
Summer Camp
We encourage every new Scout to attend our week-long sleep-away summer camp at Camp Marin Sierra their first year. Scouts who go toCMS are more likely to:
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Stay in Scouting after the first year
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Advance more quickly
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Build lasting friendships
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Grow into troop leaders
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Develop confidence and independence
Signup for Camp Marin Sierra is through the Troop.
EXPLORE
Reach Out
Registration
When you're ready to register, please follow the steps below.
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Register with Scouts BSA for Troop 15
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Complete BSA medical form. Parts A, B1, and B2, immunizations, and a copy of both sides of your insurance card. Please print and bring this complete to the next meeting. To attend Scout events over 72 hours, a physical with your doctor is required. Please use this form.
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Please send PDFs of both the BSA medical form and the Continuing Medical Release forms to Evin Levey.
NOTE: Adult Registration steps are at the bottom of this page.
Uniforms
The regular uniform is referred to as a Class A uniform. You can get all the parts & patches you’ll need at the Marin Council Trading Post in San Rafael. Just let them know you’re with Troop 15 and they’ll get you set up with what you’ll need. Please note that the troop provides each new Scout with a neckerchief, slide, and handbook.
More information on Class A uniforms and where to sew the patches can be found here.
Scout Led, Adult Supported
Scouts plan and run the program with guidance from trained adult leaders. That’s where leadership grows. Patrols set goals, make plans, and learn from real responsibility.
Safety First
All adult leaders are trained and follow BSA Youth Protection policies. We’re serious about creating a safe, welcoming environment for every Scout.
Parents & Caregivers
You’re welcome here, too. Whether you want to pitch in occasionally or take on a role, there’s a place for your skill. Be it driving, merit badge counseling, committee support, or trip helping, there's a place for you.