If a Boy Scout gets girl pregnant out of wedlock is that rule violation?

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is a youth organization that promotes character development and leadership skills in young people. The BSA has a number of rules and regulations that its members must follow, including a rule against sexual activity. If a Boy Scout engages in sexual activity with a girl out of wedlock, it is considered a rule violation and the Scout could be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion from the BSA.

The BSA's rule against sexual activity is based on the organization's commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for its members. The BSA believes that sexual activity between minors can be harmful and that it is important to protect its members from this type of activity.

If a Boy Scout is found to have violated the BSA's rule against sexual activity, the Scout may be subject to a number of disciplinary actions. These actions may include:

* A warning

* A suspension

* Expulsion from the BSA

The specific action that is taken will depend on the severity of the violation and the Scout's age and maturity level.

The BSA takes its commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for its members very seriously. The organization's rule against sexual activity is an important part of this commitment. By following this rule, Boy Scouts can help to create an environment where they and their peers can thrive.