Troop 250 Tega Cay, SC.

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Order of the Arrow

Scouting’s National Honor Society

Skyuka 270

Upcoming event

  •  Spring Fellowship, May 16-18, 2025 at Camp Conley Clarke
    Click here to register.

Information & Reminders for all Brothers

Current medical form needed! Make sure to bring a current copy with you, you will need to turn it in during check-in. It’s also highly recommended to keep a personal copy in your day pack at all times.

Attending your Ordeal? Review the instructions on this page to properly prepare for this adventure.

Are you current on your dues? If this is the first event you are attending this calendar year, don’t forget to pay your Lodge dues as well! (If you are attending your Ordeal, your dues are waived.)

OA Unit Representative

  • 250B – Sam N.
  • 250G – Kat M.
  • Adviser – Mr Charles

Introduction

If you are not familiar with the Order of the Arrow, click here to learn more. This “fact sheet” covers topics such as the mission, purpose, and history of the Order.

Skyuka Lodge

Skyuka Lodge #270 is the Order of the Arrow Lodge serving the Arrowmen of the Palmetto Council. Click here for more details.

Check the Lodge’s website at skyukalodge.org for information about upcoming events, newsletters, documents, and more.

York Chapter

Stay involved! Our Chapter is meeting in conjunction with the district’s Roundtable every second Thursday of the month at 7PM. Check the Chapter’s GroupMe for details & location.

Glossary

– OA: Acronym frequently used for “Order of the Arrow.”
– Arrowman: A person who has completed the Ordeal and is a member of the Order.
– Call out: Ceremony held after the closing campfire at summer camp. Newly elected Ordeal Candidates are notified at that time.
– Ordeal Candidate: A person who has been called out but has not completed the Ordeal yet.
– Old Brother: Any Arrowman who has already completed the Ordeal.

Eligibility

Scouts are elected by their peers once a year. Troop 250 usually holds its election in April/May. To be on the ballot, a Scout must have camped 15 nights with Scouting America in the past 2 years (summer camp counts only once) and be First Class rank or higher.

Adult leaders may be selected if meeting the same camping nights requirement and also based on other criteria.

For more details, please refer to this page.