Cub Scouting is the program by the Boy Scouts of America developed specially for boys entering the first through fifth grades. The aims of the program are to help boys build character, learn about good citizenship, and develop personal fitness through fun activities. Boys who go through the scouting program develop leadership skills through community service and by giving goodwill toward others. They learn to be confident in times of emergency and crisis. Each scout grows through practical life skills which help them become productive adults in their communities.  Over the years, scouts have continued on to become well-known US presidents, astronauts, professional athletes, actors, journalists, and philanthropists among other occupations all which contribute positively to the world we live in.  Read how scouting builds character.

 

Please explore this website to find out more about the pack activities, the den activities, the community service and the fun activities that Pack 27 Cub Scouts do.

 

Pack meetings are held at the Hillsdale United Methodist Church, 303 36th Avenue, San Mateo generally on the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. For more information about Cub Scouts Pack 27 including how to join, please contact Pacific Skyline Council at (650)341-5633 or see the Contact Us page.