Monthly Meeting Responsibilities
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Date |
Setup |
Gathering Activity for Tigers/Wolves |
Gathering Activity for Bears & Webelos |
Prayer, &
Skit |
Snack |
Cleanup |
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Jan 17 |
Tigers |
Wolves |
Troup 123 |
Bears |
Webelos 2 |
Webelos 1 |
|
Feb 23 |
Webelos 2 |
- |
- |
Webelos 1 |
|
Bears |
|
Feb 23 Con’t |
- Blue & Gold Committee - |
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Mar 13 |
- Spring Campout Committee - |
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April 17 |
- Nature Talk & Walk - |
Wolves |
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May 15 |
- |
- |
- |
Tigers |
- |
Wolves |
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May 15 Con’t |
- Crossover Committee - |
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Description of Responsibilities
Setup – Arrive at 6:45. Put out den flags and pack flag stands. Write upcoming events on the white board.
Gathering Activity – From 6:45 – 6:59, conduct
game or other activity that Cubs can join in as they arrive. If possible, relate to the monthly theme.
Flag Ceremony – Webelos 2 present the
colors, lead pledge and Cub Scout Promise
Prayer – Begin the meeting with a
short prayer.
Skit – Each den will have the
opportunity to perform a skit, song or stunt during the year. See the internet for ideas.
Snack – Provide snacks and drinks
for the end of the meeting. Plan on 75
people. Set up at
Cleanup – Put away flags and sweep
floor.
Leader Training
Every Scout Leader must be trained. It is required that each den has two trained
leaders. Each Den Leader and at least two other adult leaders should be trained
so that we maintain our quality pack status and have the sufficient depth to
run an effective pack. Youth Protection
Training is required.
There are leadership training and cub training
links on our Pack website at http://www.cub123col.org/
. Click on the Training link bar on the
left side of the page.
Specific details and updated information for
all Buckeye district leadership training for below courses will be posted at
our Pack website at:
The Catholic diocese requires all adults
involved with youth to participate in this training. Many opportunities are available. Register at www.virtusonline.org (password = trust)
-Fast Start Training on the Internet – https://scoutnet.scouting.org/elearning/
This is required training by the Scouts to educate how to protect its members from child abuse. The training is available online at http://olc.scouting.org/info/ypt.html .
Roundtable – Please mark your calendar to attend at
least 3 roundtable meetings. A lot of
helpful program information is provided, and there are breakout sessions for
Tiger leaders, den leaders, Webelos leaders, and pack administration.
Dates: 1st
Thursday of each month 7 – 8:45 PM, September through June and in August. Meeting held at
Saturday, Sept. 23 (8:45 – 4:30) Riverside
Methodist Church,
Saturday, Oct. 7 (8:45 – 4:30) Hilliard United
Thursday Evenings, Oct. 12 & 19, (5:45 – 9:30)
Tuesday Evenings,
November 7 & 14 (5:45 – 9:00) St. James Lutheran Church
Saturday, November 11 (8:45 – 4:30)
6899 Smoky
Leader Training (continued)
Saturday, June 16 TBD
See the Buckeye District Website for additional Updates and other
information
http://www.skcbsa.org/buckeye/
Special
Training Opportunities
WOW
– Outdoor Workshop for Webelos and Bear Leaders
Saturday April 14, 2007
BALOO Training (required for pack camping)
Saturday March 10, 2007
Bear to Webelos to Scout Transition
Wednesday September 27 7 PM
Wednesday June 20, 2007 to be announced
Our Scout Council is made of a number of Districts. Our council is called the Simon Kenton Council and our district is the Buckeye District. There are a number of events held by the Buckeye District and the Simon Kenton Council that are available through links on our website at the District website at:
Council web
site: www.skcbsa.org
District web site: www.skcbsa.org/buckeye
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All Cub Pack Leaders should plan to attend
our planning meetings. Those unable should make a meeting should arrange for
someone from their den to attend. All meetings are also open to parents that
are not registered leaders.
Committee
meetings will start at
Meeting Dates: September
19, October 10,
November 7, January 9,
February
13, March 13,
May
8.
Annual Planning Meeting: August, 2007- Location and Time TBD
Cub Scout
Basics
Pack Web Site: Our calendar and other information can be found
at www.cub123col.org
Meetings: Please see schedule or Pack 123
schedule.
Registration: $55, due at the September 21, 2006 pack meeting. $35
for second, $30 third, Cub Scout.
This covers national registration, Boys’
Life magazine (1 per household), registration for adult leaders, pinewood
derby kit, program supplies, and snacks.
Uniform: Each Cub Scout should wear the appropriate
uniform. Uniforms may be purchased at
the Scout Shop,
Tigers – Blue shirt + orange
neckerchief
Wolves – Blue shirt + gold
neckerchief
Bears – Blue shirt + light blue
neckerchief
Webelos – Either blue shirt OR tan
shirt with blue epaulets + plaid neckerchief
Cub
Scout should be wearing full uniform to Den meetings and Pack meetings
beginning October 1.
Handbook: Each Cub Scout should have his own
handbook for his age group (Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelos) to mark his
advancement. Available at the Scout
Shop.
Advancement: Our goal is 100% rank advancement for each Cub Scout
each year. For Tigers, Wolves, and
Bears, the parents and den leaders may sign off on advancements. For Webelos, only the den leaders may sign
off. We will work to see that every
young scout receives the correct awards as promptly as possible. Therefore, it
is important for the den leaders to turn advancement information in to our
Advancement Chairman in a timely manner. Recognition and advancement is a
big part of building scout character and enthusiasm. This helps our boys grow
and remain excited about scouting every step of the way.
Any
questions concerning the presentation of an award, beads, belt loops, arrows,
or rank should be discussed directly with your den leader. Our advancement
chairman reports to the Simon Kenton Council Buckeye District Advancement
Chairman through your Committee Chairman. Any questions, concerning advancement
records, attainment, presentation and/or errors should be discussed with your
den leader who if necessary will present any unresolved concerns to the
Advancement Chairman and the Cub Pack Committee Chairman. Our goal is to
recognize advancement and accomplishment and provide opportunities for growth
and success in scouting each year.
Cub Scout Promise
I, (say your name), promise to do my best
To do my duty to God and my country
To help other people, and
To obey the law of the Pack