James Pagana

jmp444@gmail.com

The Cubmaster and Assistant Cubmaster duties include: leading and or conducting the monthly Pack meetings, guide & support Den Leaders, work with the Pack committee to plan an annual Pack program to see that Cub Scouts receive a quality program filled with fun and activities and to coordinate the Cub Scout program in the Pack according to the policies of the BSA. 

With the Pack Committee, the Cubmaster develops and executes a year-round recruitment plan for Cub Scouting while organizing and encouraging scouts to cross-over into a Boy Scout troop.

Matt Frey

matthew-frey@comcast.net 

The Pack Committee Chair leads the pack committee and is responsible for the overall planning of the Pack activities and maintaining an open communication between the District, Council and the Charter Organization.

Ed Hayes

ekhayes51@comcast.net

The Chartered Organization Representative is the liaison between the Chartered Organization and the Cub Scout Pack. They are responsible for representing the Pack to the chartered organization and relaying information to the Pack Committee. 

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The Pack Treasurer helps the pack committee and Cubmaster establish a sound financial program for the pack with a pack budget plan. They collect dues from den leaders at committee meetings and keep up-to-date financial records, crediting each Cub Scout with payment of dues and guiding the pack in conducting council-approved pack money-earning projects.

Cub Scout Den leaders work directly with the Cubmaster, Cub Scouts and their adult partners to execute the Cub Scouting program in the Den. Den Leader duties include: planning and carrying out Den meetings with the goal of accomplishing the theme of the month, to lead the Den in its participation at Pack meetings, and to help the Cubmaster in presenting awards during Pack meetings.

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Lions is a Boy Scouts of America program for kindergarten-age children. Lions wear the Lion T-shirt and optional cap to their activities. The Lion program will introduce children and their families to Scouting and outdoor fun and build a foundation of character. Scouting has been called a game with a purpose. Our goal for Lions is to provide a safe environment for you and your kindergartner to have fun as a family and with other families of Lions.

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Tigers do stuff - lots of stuff - and all with their adult partners. This program is intended to open up the world to inquisitive minds along with the caring guidance of adults. The first steps along the Boy Scout Trail are laid here and every rank advancement through the scouting program builds on the basic activities done as Tigers, preparing the scout to begin Wolf adventures after completing first grade. 

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Wolf Scouts advance towards their Wolf rank by completing the adventures described in their Wolf handbook. By completing seven adventures, the Wolf rank is earned. A Wolf that has fulfilled all rank requirements still has a lot more adventure waiting. Scouts may continue to complete elective adventures with Akela or his den, or at district and council hosted events. Some scouts set a goal to earn the remaining dozen adventure belt loops before moving on to a Bear den. 

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The Bear den gives each scout a chance to practice leadership skills on the rest of the den in manageable amounts. The Denner position is a great way for individual scouts to practice leadership for a short time. Much like the Wolf, a Bear can remain active throughout the program year by completing elective adventures to earn all adventure belt loops before moving on to a Webelos den. 

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WEBELOS stands for "We'll Be Loyal Scouts". The WEBELOS Cub Scout program is a two-year transition aimed at gearing Scouts toward doing Boy Scout-type activities and events and to foster their eventual crossing-over from the Cub Scouting program to the Boy Scout program.

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The Arrow of Light is the highest award in Cub Scouts for Cub Scouts who have completed the Webelos rank. The award is one of the only Cub Scout badges that can be worn on the Boy Scout uniform. There are Eagle Scouts still wearing the Arrow of Light award alongside their Eagle Scout medals.