Arrow of Light (AOL) is the highest rank and final year in the Cub Scouts program, typically for fifth-grade youth. It prepares scouts for the transition to the older Scouting program (formerly known as Boy Scouts of America). The AOL year typically ends in February of the 5th grade year, to allow the scout to settle in with a troop and have the opportunity to attend meetings and campouts before heading off for a week of summer camp.