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The Scouts
- Behavior. There will be no offensive language, gestures or clothing at
Pack or Den activities. Offenders will be asked to leave. Other disruptive
behavior at a Den Meeting, Pack Meeting, or Pack function shall, on the
first occasion, be referred to the parent/guardian. Subsequent occasions
shall be referred to the Pack Committee. Repeated occurrences may lead to
suspension and/or dismissal from the Pack.
- Dues. Annual Pack dues of $50.00 are
governed by a Pack budget and are payable by September 31st. The
annual Pack dues include BSA National registration and Boy’s Life magazine.
- Attendance. Each registered Cub Scout is
required to attend all Den meetings. If four (4) consecutive meetings are
missed, the Scout will be put on the Inactive List. The Den Leader shall
issue an oral warning, via telephone, after the third missed meeting. After
the fourth missed meeting, the parent/guardian will be contacted and
informed that the Scout has one week to be reinstated and pay back dues.
Additionally, if there is a waiting list, the Scout will be placed on the
list with an effective date as of the fourth missed meeting. The Pack
Committee shall approve reinstatement into the Pack. After eight (8)
consecutive missed meetings, the Scout will be dropped from the Pack Roster.
Absences due to medical considerations, family visits or vacations will be
honored with prior notification.
- Tardiness. All Cub Scouts must make an effort to be
on time. The Den Leader shall
issue an oral warning, after the third late arrival.
- Meetings. Den Leaders are to conduct at
least three (3) meetings a month during September through May, and one (1)
meeting a month, during June, July, and August.
- Conduct on Church Property. No child will
be allowed to run freely or randomly about the halls, meeting rooms, any
part of the church building or grounds, before, during or after a Pack or
Den Activity. Active Cub Scouts are the responsibility of the
parent/guardian.
- Service / Attendance Awards. Cub Scouts and
Adult Leaders who have earned Service Pins should receive them at the last
Pack Meeting in May. Perfect attendance pins should be awarded at the May
Crossover Ceremony, to boys who attend thirty-six (36) Den and/or Pack
activities, during the previous period of June 1 - May 30.
- Den Assignments. The Cub-Master, the
committee, and the Den Leaders shall make the initial Den assignments. No
modifications of Dens by Den Leaders are permitted without approval of the
Pack Committee.
- Ranks. All Cub Scouts must earn the Bobcat
rank before proceeding through the rank as dictated by their school grade.
Age is used only as a back-up factor.
Tigers
1st grade or age 6
Wolf
2nd grade or age 7
Bear
3rd grade or age 8
Webelos I
4th grade or age 9
Webelos II
5th grade or age 10
- Tiger Cub Program. Tiger Cubs meet as a den in their own environment according
to the Tiger Cub program, and they will be included in all and Pack
activities. At the Scheduled Pack Graduation in May, they will be advanced
into a Wolf Den.
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Field Trips. Permission slips must be received for each Scout prior to
any Den or Pack field trip. It is recommended that a Tour Permit be filed
two (2) weeks before such outings.
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Complaints. All problems or complaints go to the Den Leader first. If it
remains unresolved, the parent/guardian must present (either in person or in
writing) the matter to the Committee Chairman or Cub-Master. The matter will
be addressed at the next Pack Committee meeting or the earliest time
necessitated by the situation.
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Cub Scouts
Pack 419
Duluth, Ga.
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