Parents Package

Welcome-New-CS-Family_brochure_CSBC_2021.pdf

Parents are Key

As a parent, you are "THE" primary role model for your child. Scouting provides a time-tested structure that helps bond parent/child development through group and individual activities, recognition and advancement. Your child needs your encouragement, guidance and participation along his or her Scouting path.

Pack 4338 Handbook 08_15_2021.pdf

Here are a few things you need to know:

Health Forms

BSA Annual Health Form

Health forms (Annual Health & Medical Record) are required for any Campout or Pack Trip. This is an absolute BSA requirement and without this you cannot attend Campouts and Trips. This information is kept confidential and destroyed once you and Scout are no longer with the Pack. Section A & B of the form are required for the Scout and any attending family member.

Please complete this form for your Scout and return to the Cubmaster or Den Leader when joining pack and every year.

Please don't forget to supply a copy of your insurance card (only for emergencies) for first time parents or in case of changes of insurance.

Download Health Form (Fillable PDF format) : Health Form

Health form FAQs : Instructions & FAQ

Additional BSA information about Health Forms.

Youth Protection Training (YPT)

Youth Protection

Youth Protection training is required by all BSA registered volunteers, parents, and leaders. Youth Protection training must be taken every two years. This is an online training course which only takes a bit of your time. Required for any Adult prior to attending any Campout or Trip.

If you need help taking YPT, here is a step by step guide: YPT Step-by-Step

Parents’ Guides : Youth Protection Guide

Please note that if you have not completed the health form and/or are not current in the YPT, you will NOT be allowed to attend the Campouts and Trips.

SCOUT BOOK

Scoutbook

Scout Book is an online program that tracks your scouts adventures, advancements & awards.

Cub Scouts earn adventures that are specific to their grade and rank. A number of adventures must be completed to earn the badge of rank for each grade level. Adventures may be earned in any order. Completion of adventures is how the aims of character, citizenship, leadership, and personal fitness are developed.

Here is an overview for all the Cub Scouts adventures.

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