Welcome Pack 91 Parents

Whether you are brand new to Cub Scouts or this is your last of many sons, it is good to have resources to know what the program is about and how it helps your son. This page will give you some of the links to information which you may need.

New To Scouting

Every organization has it's own language and procedures. Try these links to get up to speed on Scouting terms.

This is all so new. What is the program about? How do I fit into it? How can I help my son get the most from this program?

There is even a web site just for you - ScoutParent

So what does all the fun at Pack 91 COST?

Cub Scouts take the protection of our youth seriously!

Pack 91 encourages every adult associated with the pack to complete the BSA Youth Protection Course. The BSA requires it be completed before becoming a registered member and the certificate of completion needs to be attached to all applications for adult membership.

Youth Protection Training is online. You can go through the course and take the online test following the training, all in the comfort of your home. This course is required every two years as a condition of membership in the BSA.

To take this online course, and others, open an account at: My Scouting. A BSA ID Number is requested at time of application. Just leave it blank at this time. It can be added later. Once your account is open, use the links at the left side to find the E-Learning Center.

Beyond the Basics

The Cub Scout program is all about having fun with your son while passing on to him your values, morals, and skills. You can not give him these if you are not involved with him. So how can you stay involved?

What Are the Key Steps to Success in Cub Scouting?

1. Attend a camp during summer
2. Have at least one parent active in pack leadership
3. Read Boys Life monthly
4. Attend Pack meetings as a family
5. Keep It Simple - Make It Fun!

Lastly, use the contact webmaster link below and let us know what other questions you may have.