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CONTACT ME
By Email: jamessisk@san.rr.com
By Phone: 858-273-3027
Troop Web Site: http://t246.org

ABOUT ME
James Sisk
Age 16
Senior at The Rock Academy
Principal's Honor Roll: 3.8 out of 4 GPA
Applying to Stanford College
Member Varsity Cross Country Team
Skateboarder

SCOUTING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Life Scout
96 Merit Badges
World Conservation Award
BSA Mile Swim
Completed NYLT - National Youth Leadership Training
Senior Patrol Leader - 4 six month terms
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader - 2 six month terms
Troop Guide - 2 six month terms
Recruiter
Den Chief - Pack 246
Quartermaster

SUMMER CAMPS
Trailblazer Camp at Camp Balboa & Camp Fiesta Island
Camp Fiesta Island
Circle X at Big Horn Ranch - 5 times
Emerald Bay, Catalina Island
Camp Lawton, Tucson, AZ
Camp Raymond, Flagstaff, AZ
Camp Mataguay, Santa Isabel, CA
Camp Chawanakee, Shaver Lake, CA
Camp Lost Valley, Warner Springs, CA
Served as Counselor at Circle X - 2011, 2012
The estimated cost of my project is $1050. I need to pay for this through fundraising and donations. I would appreciate any support you can provide.
EAGLE PROJECT SLIDE SHOW
Be patient...


MY EAGLE PROJECT
    WHAT: My Eagle Project is replacing a 300 foot long section of split rail fence that burned in Mission Trails Regional Park during the 2003 San Diego wildfires. The fence along the trail will protect adjacent vegetation and animal habitats from hikers who leave the trail to follow animal paths that criss cross the hillside.
WHEN: 9 AM to 4 PM Friday, August 10, 2012 and 9 AM to 4 PM Saturday, August 11, 2012 or whenever we finish what I have planned for each day.
WHO: Youth and adults from Troop 246, Scouts from my Order of the Arrow Chapter and Lodge, Scout friends from other Troops, personal friends, church friends, family and family friends.
WHERE: Mission Trails Regional Park - we'll meet at the Equestrian Area Parking Lot. See my SLIDE SHOW for maps and directions.
HOW TO REACH ME IF YOU ARRIVE LATE: My cell phone number is 858-245-5734
WHY: To protect the vegetation, animal habitat, and to help hikers avoid getting ticketed for wandering off the trail.
WHAT TO BRING: Gloves to prevent splinters. We'll have water, snacks, lunch, first aid, tools, heavy equipment toilet facilities, and transportation.

View My Eagle Project Slide Show
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