Our goal is to provide each boy with a foundation of values, self-confidence and self-esteem.  Having fun while learning is important and boys are encouraged to try to do their best.

We encourage parents to become active and involved within the pack.

 

Each month during the school year, all the Cub Scout dens gather with their families for a pack meeting.  Many  pack meetings follows a specific theme, for example our September meeting in our kick-off meeting.  In October our pack traditionally enjoys a nature hike.  November is generally reserved for some type of community service project and December is reserved for a Holiday party.  In February we hold our Blue & Gold Banquet and pinewood derby.  Our final meeting is a campfire at Camp Piperwood in April.

Our pack is led by a Cubmaster and an Assistant Cubmaster, and each den has one leader and at least one assistant leader. These persons and other volunteers comprise the pack committee whose purpose is to guide the pack and prepare for pack meeting and special activities. Parents are encouraged to participate in any of these positions. Cub Scouting is a family involvement endeavor, and by volunteering to help out at a pack meeting or in another position, you reinforce your belief in and support of your own child as well as the Boy Scouts of America organization.