Den Information

Kindergarten

Meets first Tuesday of the month with the Pack |  6:30pm at Station Camp Elementary Cafeteria

Den meetings as agreed by den parents  

What is expected of my Lion Cub and me?

Lion Cub Parents are required to attend all meetings and participate with their Scout! As Lions, parents are also expected to consider their individual talents and volunteer to plan and lead at least part of an adventure. At this age, Scouts must have a parent participating alongside them. All Scouts are expected to have fun and be respectful. Lion Den participation in Pack meetings is only expected to the comfort level of the parents.

What do we need?

1. Each Lion Cub needs 

   • Lion t-shirt

   • neckerchief (optional)

   • slide

   • Lion handbook

2. With your Scout, complete the exercises in the pamphlet How to Protect Your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide.

3. Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A & B, for every participating member of your family. Learn more about the AHMR

1st Grade

Meets first Tuesday of the month with the Pack  |  6:30pm at Station Camp Elementary Cafeteria

Den meetings scheduled by Den Leaders 

What is expected of my Tiger Cub and me?

Parents are required to attend all meetings and participate with their Scout! Parents are also encouraged to consider their individual talents and volunteer to plan and lead at least part of an adventure in coordination with your Den Leader. At this age, Scouts benefit from active participation alongside their parent. All Scouts are expected to have fun and be respectful. Tiger Den participation in Pack Meetings will be requested from time-to-time.

What do we need?

1. Each Tiger Cub needs a blue uniform shirt, orange neckerchief and slide, Tiger hat, blue belt, Pack numerals, council patch, other required patches, and Tiger handbook from the Scout Shop.

2. With your Scout, complete the exercises in the pamphlet How to Protect Your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide.

3. Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A & B, for every participating member of your family. Learn more about the AHMR

2nd Grade

Meets first Tuesday of the month with the Pack  |  6:30pm at Station Camp Elementary Cafeteria

Den meetings scheduled by Den Leaders

What is expected of my Scout and me?

Parents are expected to attend all meetings and participate with their Scout! Parents are also encouraged to consider their individual talents and volunteer to plan and lead at least part of an adventure in coordination with your Den Leader. At this age, parents are still a necessary part of the Den function. All Scouts are expected to have fun and be respectful. Wolf dens are expected to participate in Pack Meetings as requested by the Cubmaster.

What do we need?

1. Each Wolf Scout needs a blue uniform shirt, red neckerchief and slide, Wolf hat, blue belt, Pack numerals, council patch, other required patches, and Wolf handbook from the Scout Shop.

2. With your Scout, complete the exercises in the pamphlet How to Protect Your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide.

3. Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A & B, for every participating member of your family. Learn more about the AHMR

3rd Grade

Meets first Tuesday of the month with the Pack  |  6:30pm at Station Camp Elementary Cafeteria

Den meetings scheduled by Den Leaders

What is expected of my Scout and me?

Parents are expected to attend all meetings and participate with their Scout!  Parents are also encouraged to consider their individual talents and volunteer to plan and lead at least part of an adventure in coordination with your Den Leader. At this age, Scouts are lead more by the Den Leader with some parent participation. All Scouts are expected to have fun and be respectful. Bear Dens are expected to participate in Pack Meetings as requested by the Cubmaster.

What do we need?

1. Each Bear Scout needs a blue uniform shirt, blue neckerchief and slide, Bear hat, blue belt, Pack numerals, council patch, other required patches, and Bear handbook from the Scout Shop.

2. With your Scout, complete the exercises in the pamphlet How to Protect Your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide.

3. Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A & B, for every participating member of your family. Learn more about the AHMR

4th Grade

Meets first Tuesday of the month with the Pack  |  6:30pm at Station Camp Elementary Cafeteria

Den meetings scheduled by Den Leaders

What is expected of my Scout and me?

Parents are expected to attend all meetings and participate as requested by the Den Leader! Parents are also encouraged to consider their individual talents and volunteer to assist the Den Leader where needed. At this age, Scouts are led by the Den Leaders, and parents are available to assist. All Scouts are expected to have fun and be respectful. Webelos and AOLs are the "older Scouts" of the Pack, and as such should set an example for the younger Scouts. Webelos are expected to participate in Pack Meetings as requested by the Cubmaster. 

What do we need?

1. Each Webelo Scout needs a khaki uniform shirt, Webelo neckerchief and slide, Webelo hat, blue belt, Pack numerals, council patch, other required patches, and Webelo handbook from the Scout Shop.

2. With your Scout, complete the exercises in the pamphlet How to Protect Your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide.

3. Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A & B, for every participating member of your family. Learn more about the AHMR

5th Grade

Meets first Tuesday of the month with the Pack  |  6:30pm at Station Camp Elementary Cafeteria

Den meetings scheduled by Den Leaders

What is expected of my Scout and me?

Parents are expected to attend all meetings and participate as requested by the Den Leader! Parents are also encouraged to consider their individual talents and volunteer to assist the Den Leader where needed. At this age, Scouts are led by the Den Leaders, and parents are available to assist. All Scouts are expected to have fun and be respectful. AOLs are the "older Scouts" of the Pack, and as such should set an example for the younger Scouts. AOLs are expected to participate in Pack Meetings as requested by the Cubmaster. 

What do we need?

1. Each AOL Scout needs a khaki uniform shirt, blue belt, Pack numerals, council patch, other required patches, and AOL handbook from the Scout Shop.

2. With your Scout, complete the exercises in the pamphlet How to Protect Your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide.

3. Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record, Parts A & B, for every participating member of your family. Learn more about the AHMR