Post edited 9:14 pm – September 1, 2009 by Scouter_Garry

Kris, Here are  some crossover forms  and information.

Crossover Overview http://www.rocklandscouts.org/…..sition.pdf

 Scout, Adult, and general troop questions for Families crossing over. http://www.rocklandscouts.org/…..STIONS.pdf

One page  3 troop evaluation http://www.scripps-mesa.org/Cu…..%20_2_.pdf

 DSlightly different than rockland  questionaire. Northern lights is currrently regarded by many as one of the best councils.  http://northernlights.nsbsa.or…..nnaire.pdf

Crossover dissappearing packet. If everything goes right the paperwork dissappears and all the boys have crossover.

http://www.neic.org/openroster…..p;id=37656

Here's how we normally track our OA Indian Heritage group down.

We go to round table and and track down the Chapter Adviser  or Chief. Last year we were lucky and had the Lodge advisor in our district. Ask them who  is the charge of the Indian Heritage  Committee and how to contact them. 

Once you get in contact with them ask if they do Crossover Ceremonies.  If they say no try to find out why. You can usually bribe them with dinner at the ceremony. If that doesn't work  Try to find a crafty person with material they could donate.  The materials for the regalia have to come from somewhere. 

It may just be that no one has given them a ceremony to practice for crossovers.  I have heard  of ceremonies that break arrows, shoot flaming arrows, ours doesn't use any arrows (other than the carrer arrows the boys get.)