Leader FAQ

Google Groups

As the Den Leader, you can email the entire Den and see a record of all the conversations in your Den's Google group. (a list of them all can be found here)

How do I add an e-mail address to a mailing list?

You need to add the e-mail address to the corresponding Google Groups, Pack95 and the den group (ie Pack95den2). This involves going to the Google Group  and "inviting" the person with the e-mail address to join the group. To invite click on "Invite members" (of course, you need to be logged into a Google account with management permission to do this). Then click on "Add members directly" (assuming you are sure they want to join), entering the e-mail address and a short welcome message, and clicking on the "Add members" button. If you want to add a member with a nickname the format is: "nick name" <address@isp.com>

If you want to add multiple addresses at once just separate them all by commas. You can also refer to Google Help.

If you need assistance,  please let us know at pack95admin@gmail.com

How can I update the web site?

Email what you would like added to pack95admin@gmail.com



Outings

How do I get a Tour Permit?

First of all, technically a tour permit is supposed to be submitted two weeks in advance (though Council will attempt to approve one within a couple of days). Go to www.myscouting.scouting.org (you are best off using Internet Explorer as your internet browser on this site). Log in (you'll need an account) and click on "Tour Permits" under "Unit Tools". Then follow the instructions to execute these steps:

Rank/Awards

Why is there a special category in PackMaster for Webelos beltloops?

All the loops the scouts earn as Webelos must be recorded as "Webelos" loops. This is true whether they've previously earned the loops or not. The reason for this is many of the Webelos activities require the completion of a particular loop or type of loop as a Webelos. In other words, a loop earned earlier in the scout's career can't be counted towards the completion of a Webelos activity. This sometimes means completing a loop for a second time, but in such a case he Webelos will not actually receive a second loop. We record it in that case for record-keeping purposes only.