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  1. That's the plan!! I have two boys in the pack and I really like both my boy's den leaders. I'll be much happier as a pack parent, life is too short and as much as I was looking to help, there's always the prospect of helping more in the future or moving on to another pack if the issues start affecting my kids.
  2. I appreciate your response to my thread. Update for the interested: I took the approach of bringing the issue up with these persons directly. While the Committee Chair was receptive to the feedback, the Cubmaster has reacted so dismissively and aggressively that there has now been several communications where blatant disrespect has occurred, both in person and through text/email communication. In this evening's committee meeting the topic of respect came up and I vocalized how I felt disrespected, unappreciated, and unwelcome. The response was an eye roll and combativeness - the C
  3. Catching back up on this thread - thanks for the good advice and the insight!! I think I am going to start with the suggestion of addressing it with these two directly; if I were causing an issue I would hope folks would do the same for me, and at the end of the day you all are right: I can always go back to just being a scout parent and switch packs if the issues start affecting my kids.
  4. Maybe....I hadn't thought about looking at that before, looking at it now it looks like there might be. Is that an option for me, to switch Cub Scout packs?
  5. Within the last two months I enrolled my kids in Cub Scouts and found the Pack in our area very disorganized, lack of communication for events, and in general there seemed to be no real plan or program being followed. After attending a committee meeting I saw that there was a dire need for - at the least - proper documentation of committee meeting minutes. Well, my volunteering to do this turned into me becoming the pack secretary. A month later I have been doing the secretary role and then some, just trying to help with events and communicating out to the pack so everyone is in the loop, and
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