Our pack offers all of these things and many more. Through cooperation with other boys, being taught, adult examples, and positive reinforcement your scout begins to develop a sense of what is right and wrong and what is fair and unfair. He will then be able to learn and develop personal independence.

Your Scout starts out as a Tiger in 1st grade. This is an exciting time for the boys. They get to learn new things and start to develop new friendships and a sense of belonging. By the end of 1st grade, he will progress into a Wolf Scout. Then when your Scout moves into the 3rd grade, he will work himself into a Bear Scout. As his 3rd grade year is coming to a close he will start to work towards becoming a 1st year Webelos Scout. The final level for a Cub Scout before progressing on to Boy Scouts is a 2nd year Webelos in the 5th grade.

Our program runs throughout the year! Each den has their own schedule of times and days to meet. The boys and their parents are encouraged to attend den meetings to learn and grow together. We do not hold regular den meetings during the Summer, but we do have planned Summer activities for your Scout to attend. These have included ice cream socials, Senators baseball games, hiking, camping, picnics, and much, much more. Each boy who attends three or more of the Summer activities will receive a Summer activity pin to wear on his uniform.

We have a very strong group of people who lead and support all of the boys in our Pack. All of the volunteers have the opportunity to attend training seminars to receive more specific direction in leadership and dealing with the boys on all levels. All of the parents are welcome to attend the committee meetings and the den meetings to support the boys as well as the Pack. Due to the difference in schedules, the best way to get any information about how to help the most is to attend our committee meetings, or call your Scout's den leader, and they will be happy to help in any way possible.