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Where can I find information on how the BSA is organized?

Date: 28 May 1997

There are two entities to the BSA: The BSA traditional Scouting organization and the wholly owned subsidiary: Learning for Life/Exploring. The BSA has a number of publications that contain its organization. All are available to the general public from your nearby Scout Shop. or by mail see: Where can I get official BSA literature & catalog? (in the rec.scouting.usa FAQ) Check: The Cub Scout Leader Book and The Troop Committee Guidebook

• An on-line official description is available for the traditional Scouting organization at: http://www.bsa.Scouting.org/comm/scoutorg.htm
• An on-line official description of the Learning for Life/Exploring is at: http://www.learning-for-life.org