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Pack 363 had 40 boys sign up for the 2014-2015 Cub Scouts year, with attendance ranging from 20-25 boys in the fall to 8-12 in the spring. The Pack held or participated in various community events throughout the year, including parades, campouts, and cleanups. While attendance declined in the second half, the Pack hopes increased spring activities will boost participation for the next year.
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The document provides updates on BeAScout.org, lists 2017 Eagle Scouts by unit and date, and announces upcoming district events including the annual clan gathering and adult awards dinner, winter camp, Order of the Arrow elections, the district pinewood derby, and the spring camporee. It also provides information on training opportunities, unit websites, service hour reporting, Cub Scout day camp, and Wood Badge courses.
2020.1.2
The document provides information about upcoming events and deadlines for the Highlander District. It announces that nominations for district awards are due by January, and the awards dinner will be held in January. It also provides details about new BSA fees for 2020, updates for BeAScout.org, and a list of 2019 Eagle Scouts.
AZ Cub Scout Pack 531 intro presentation show - www.azpack531.org
Our PowerPoint presentation for Cub Scout Pack 531 in Phoenix, Arizona to inform parents and prospective Scouts about how fun our Pack is and will be in the coming year. Recruiting boys grades 1st-5th with an emphasis on the 4th & 5th grade boys so we can increase our Webelos Den. I did narrate throughout the presentation to emphasize points. Prepared by Jess Rankin and Karen Albers for Pack 531. azpack531 (at) gmail
2017.1.5
The document provides updates on BeAScout.org, the 2016 Eagle Scouts from various units, and upcoming district and council events. It announces that new families are moving into the area and units should update their information on BeAScout.org to help the families find their unit. It also provides a list of Scouts who earned Eagle in 2016 along with details on the 2017 National Jamboree, training awards for adult leaders, and upcoming district events in January and February.
2019.1.3
The document provides information about upcoming district events and deadlines including:
- District award nominations are due by January Roundtable meeting. Awards will be presented at the January District Awards Dinner.
- The District Training Committee is looking for volunteers in various training roles.
- The 2nd Annual Camp Durant Winter Blast winter camping event will be held January 18-21, 2019 for Scouts and adults.
- The Annual Highlander District Clan Gathering and Adult Awards Dinner will be held January 21, 2019 with a covered dish and auction.
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- 1. Cub Scouts 2014-2015 Year in Review
- 2. Pack 363 Stats: • 40 boys signed up in grades 1 through 5 • September-December: 20-25 boys attended weekly • January-March: 8-12 boys attended weekly
- 3. 2013-2014 Events • Pack 363 held or participated in the following events: • Harvest Moon Campout • Homecoming Parade • Haunted Trail Campout • Christmas Parade • MLK Parade • Great American Clean-up • Pinewood Derby
- 7. Christmas Party at The Clubhouse
- 10. Pinewood Derby
- 11. Blue and Gold Banquet
- 12. Blue and Gold Banquet
- 14. Pinewood Derby
- 15. Summary: • Pack 363 was very active in the community. • Attendance started strong, tends to decline in 2nd half • Some of this is the natural trajectory of Cub Scout Packs as cold weather then spring sports keep some boys from participating as regularly. • Next year we hope that better weather and participation in Bloomin’ Festival and Walk for Life will help increase participation.