scoutmom

I would find out right away when your next district training session is and sign up -- both you and your Cubmaster. Or contact your district training chair and see if you can get a special training scheduled for your Pack. For a Pack to be Chartered you must have a Committee Chair and two committee members. So for your Cubmaster to tell you you don't have a committee is totally wrong. In our Pack (as I think most Packs) our committee is made up of the Cubmaster, Assistant Cubmasters and the Den LEaders with a few additional Parents to take on the roles of Committe Chair, Secretary and Tre

As the Mother of another Webelos Scout with ADHD, let me offer a differing opinion. I was my son's Den Leader for 2 years and he drove me crazy at every meeting. Other kids would have some of the same behavours (den of 14 - 4 with adhd) and I could ignore them, but when it was my son, i went nuts. Do the parents hold positions in your troop? If not, perhaps it would be better for him if the parents didn't hang around the troop/patrol meetings. I only say this because I have moved from Den Leader to Assistant Cubmaster and my son is doing better in his Den Meetings without me around! Ba

Rooster, That was incredible. And very appropriate for our Cub Scout theme of "Hometown Heroes". I plan on working it into our program for our Pack meeting this month. Thank you

We have been having some issues with our Pack Committee. Can anyone offer a similar response regarding the Pack Committe Structure/functions?