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With my long beard (not reaally, it will not grow long), I have the imagined perspective of a seasoned adult. And that is the point. How many of the issues we see posted here would simply solve themselves if we, you know, "act" like adults? Hmmmm! -
By Eagle94-A1 · Posted
What I describe has been going on in my area for over 25 years. This is nothing new here. But it definitely shocked me when I first got here. -
The (fairly) recent revision of the Cub program was meant to facilitate this kind of den/pack structure/meeting scheme. With the dearth of adult volunteers, it allows one leader to oversee multiple dens and/or ranks and all meet at the same time. The achievements were also better coordinated among the ranks so that it's easier to have multiple ranks work on similar achievements. -
By Eagle94-A1 · Posted
Depends. In my neck of the woods, the entire pack meets every week. They will do a joint opening, then split into dens. Sometimes den meetings are done as a pack instead of individual dens. -
I think Erie Shores is the chartering organization for that pack. There were also prior incidents with the older child attacking the younger child.
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