Pack 130 Rules
What are my responsibilities as a Cub Scout Parent?
1. Have fun with your scout!
2. Purchase your scout’s uniform and scout book appropriate for his/her rank. (Scouts should have the correct book, shirt, belt, Council patch, Pack number, den or patrol patch, neckerchief, and neckerchief slide. Ask your den leader or scout shop for details.)
3. Attend den meetings. There are one or two Den meetings per month. Parents are required to attend all meetings with their scout.
4. Attend the monthly pack meeting with your scout. Your child will be recognized with awards and patches at some pack meetings. You should be there to share in their success!
5. Show your scout you are proud of their achievements in Cub Scouting by promptly attaching their awards to their uniform. Advancements are a permanent part of their uniform; other patches earned may be worn temporarily on the right pocket.
6. Your scout should arrive at pack and den meetings punctually; please make sure that your scout is uniformed at all Scouting activities. At den meetings, scouts earn achievements needed for rank advancement.
7. Help your scout earn achievements at home. There is (sometimes) not enough time at Den meetings to cover all requirements. The scout’s family must do religious requirements and child safety exercises. Be aware of any achievements your scout is lacking and keep the leader informed about your son's progress.
8. Attend, with your scout, as many Scouting activities as possible. Scout Fair, camp-outs, field trips, Pinewood Derby, the Blue & Gold Banquet, and picnics are fun experiences you can share with your scout. Parents accompany the cub scout on all listed activities. All activities are family-oriented!
9. Assist your scout’s den leader by sharing your interesting hobby with the den, helping to organize a den field trip, or regularly attending den meetings.
10. Support our pack fundraisers. Let us know if your company can donate food or money to our pack. The pack does not maintain a cash surplus; all monies earned by our scouts are used to fund current Pack activities.
We hope you will volunteer as a Cub Scout Leader or a Committee Member. If you are unable to do so, you will still be expected to volunteer to help in other ways throughout the year.
General Rules
Two-Deep Leadership.
Uniforms.
Meetings.
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms.
Camping Specific Rules