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beaglelover

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  1. Ok, trying to figure out who qualifies under the term "Unit Leadersihp". Is it just Cubmaster & Assistant CM? Does it include DLs? Does it include Pack Committee? Having a had time finding a definition who fits under that category, can anybody help?
  2. Thanks for the advice. Just for some clarification, the committee has been voting in all the positions in the pack. The committee voted in the new CC & secretary, the COR was not there. From what we hear, the committee is also the one who voted in the new Cubmaster, though we did not witness this personally. This is also the first year that we have been with this chartering organization, no idea why the change from the previous one. Generally we would have no problem just letting the committee do its thing, but it is starting to affect the den. And if the new CC does get all the
  3. Been doing the Den leader things since October. The Wolf den leader and at the time pack secretary was pretty unpleasant since the beginning, trying to cut us out of stuff, not including us on emails, not putting our stuff in the newsletter, and generally trying to make sure we are clueless. But we got our den on track despite starting late and an absentee cubmaster. Weblos II now leaving and opens up CC and outdoor chair. Now, this group has been doing things in an unusual manner, mostly due to absentee cubmaster--planning pack meetings by committee, den leaders attend and vote on pa
  4. Background: I am an assistant den leader. Also have a disability related to a medical issue. We are looking toward resident camp this summer for our boys. However, after reading the resident camp leader guide, I am worried they are not going to allow me to attend due to the medical issue and the accommodation it would require. Still need to talk with the camp director to work out specifics, however, if I can't go or if they determine with my limitations I could not effectively be a leader, we will not be able to achieve the 1 to 5 leader to scout ratio for our den. As such, we are loo
  5. Hi, new to scouting and assisting with a Tiger Den. We have a situation in another den where one of the boys father suffers from mental illness and the mother, who has custody, is worried that if the father should learn where they live and where he son spends his time (like at Cub Scouts) that he might come after them. Supposedly there is a restraining order and local law enforcement have been informed. Does the BSA have any policies or guidelines for situations like these? It was brought up at a planning meeting and nobody else seemed particularly concerned by this situation, but
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