Chief Cornplanter Council
About Our Council
Local councils help chartered organizations effectively deliver the Scouting program and expand the use of the program to other community groups. Their mission is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
Founded in July, 1913, the Chief Cornplanter Council, BSA is the oldest continually-registered non-merged council in America. The office is located in Warren, PA and the Council serves youth in Warren County and Ludlow, PA.
Seabadge-85-PA-2006 via Zoom
WHEN: January 24th – 25th, and January 31st – February 1st, 2026
WHERE: Zoom (online)
“On the strength of one link depends the might of the chain.”
Strong, trained leaders help create successful Scouts.
Seabadge is an advanced leadership development experience open to anyone age 18 and older, registered in any capacity in Scouting America. This Seabadge course will be delivered completely online through Zoom.
Seabadge participants will attend seminars, workshops, some role-playing experiences, discussions, and activities. Participant groups (called Crews) will each complete and record a project during the course.
Courses will be held across TWO weekends, 24-25 January, and 31 January,- 1 February 2026, from 9AM to about 4PM Eastern Time on each of the four days.
All participants must have completed Sea Scout Adult Leadership Basic Training (SSALBT) prior to the the beginning of the course. This course is available in the Scouting America learning catalog.
For more information or questions, please contact the Seabadge Course Director, Ruth Barnes Shaw at rbarnesshaw@gmail.com or (814) 730-3004.
NOTE: Staff enrollment is by invitation only. Please register as a participant unless otherwise directed.
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