
Featured Event 1: Saturday Morning May 16th, we will hold our annual Raingutter Regatta and Den Crossover Ceremony. More detail ππΌ.
Featured Need: We need more parents/adults (especially adults of younger scouts) to be BALOO trained. This is a training from Scouting America, and it is required that at least 1 (preferably 2) BALOO trained leaders be at every pack campout (or we can't camp). There is an upcoming training at Camp Holland on March 21-22, then again on May 2-3. There are options as well next October 11-12 at Hills and Hollows Scout Camp and November 7-8, either in Flowermound or at Camp Tahuaya in Belton. We currently only have two in the pack who have completed this training and one of our BALOO trained adults will bridge out next February.
We're glad that you're part of Cub Scout Pack 95! Below, you'll find some information about upcoming events and please feel free to reach out with any questions.
Any Questions, Please email Jared Abraham at [email protected]. Replying to this email will not work.
Upcoming Events
- Raingutter Regatta/Den Crossover Ceremony - May 16, 9 AM - BUMC Back Parking Lot
- This event marks the end of regular den meetings for the scouting year. Scouts will build and race boats with awards for winning races as well as for boat design.
- We will also cross scouts over from one den to the next, awarding to them their new den's neckerchief and any other awards earned.
- Cub Summer Day Camp - 6/11-6/13 2:00-8:30 PM
- Girls and Boys Entering 1st to 5th grades are invited to a Longhorn Council Dinosaur Day Camp at Camp Holland in Weatherford
- There will be activities in Science, Shooting Sports, Fishing, Crafts, Dino Bone Digging, and more!
- Cost is $90 and adult volunteers are requested as well
- Find more info on the camp here at this link
- Summer Events - Dens will not meet each week during the semester, but we'll still have some options for scouting fun. Completing at least 3 summer events will qualify scouts to earn the Summer Activity Elective Adventure.
- May Event - Raingutter Regatta (see above)Β
- June Event - Camp Murin Play Day
- Saturday June 6th from 9-11 AM
- This will be an unstructured playday at Camp Murin
- Bring water, fishing gear, and/or camp chairs as desired and kids can run and play or do whatever.
- July Event - Space Derby
- Saturday July 18thΒ from 9-11 AM between the BUMC Gym and the Park.
- We will have materials for scouts to build their rockets there, then we'll shoot off the rockets.
- Bring chairs and water. We'll likely have watermelon or some type of snack for afterwards.
- Volunteers Needed - Meet the Teacher Advertising
- We'll need volunteers during the week of August 3rd to 7th to visit Meet the Teacher events at the local elementary schools to advertise Pack 95 and the Pack Preview Night. Please reach out if you'd like to help!
- Scout Rangers Game - Sunday August 9th
- Details are TBD because we'll need someone to coordinate it with the ballpark.
- More details to come, reach out if interested in coordinating.
- August Event - Movie Night and Parent Meeting
- Saturday August 15th 5:00 PM in the BUMC Gym
- We'll beat the summer heat by having a family friendly movie for scouts to watch, along with having some snacks availalbe.
- During the movie, parents will circle up on the other end of the gym to plan out the 26-27 scouting year.
- Bring beanbag chairs or other seating options as desired to watch in comfort.
- Pack Preview Night - August 17th at 6:00 in the BUMC Gym
- This event is meant for new families interested in scouting to learn about Pack 95 and get connected.
- Please be there with your scout so that new families can see that we DO have scouts in Pack 95 π.
- Den Meetings Begin Again - Monday August 24th
- We'll plan to start up regular den meetings on Monday August 24th, which will give them 2 weeks to meet before the Labor Day Holiday.
Weekly Den Meeting Times
- Lions, Tigers, and Wolves will meet together at 6:00 PM
- Bears will meet at 6:00 PM
- Webelos will meet at 6:45 PM
- Arrows of Light are now meeting with the troop at 7:00 PM
Ways to Get Involved
Parent Meetings will be held on the first Tuesday of each month, at 6:00 PM at BUMC.
- Parent meetings are open to all parents of scouts or other adults interested in helping at in Pack 95.
- At these meetings, we plan for the upcoming month's events and we would love to have everyone's input!
- We also just need additional help, as several of our most active adults have older scouts and will be moving to the Troop in the next year or two.
- The next Parent meeting will be held on Tuesday 4/5 at 6:00 PM at BUMC.
Please join us as a leader! We need adults to step into the following leadership positions:
- Pack Committee Members - This is the easiest entry point to helping out the pack, and it only involves coming to our monthly Parent Meetings and giving your input, as we plan upcoming events. Starting here is great and likely the best option! The parent meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month, at 6:00 PM. I'll look forward to seeing you there π!
- Den Leaders are needed in the younger den areas (Lions, Tigers, Wolves). Currently, they are meeting together, but as they grow, we'll want to think about splitting them up, to not overwhelm our current den leader, make them inviting for new scouts, and be able to have each scout have activities intended solely for their level. If interested in helping out with the leadership of these dens, let's talk!
- Pack Fundraising Coordinator/Popcorn Kernel - The purpose of fundraising in Pack 95 is to give scouts the opportunity to pay their own way in scouting, giving ways by which pack dues can be covered besides just paying them directly (which is also ok). In the past our main fundraisers have been to sell poinsettias and wreaths before Christmas and then to sell Lillies before Easter. We're open to other options though, such as joining the Scouting America Popcorn sales; there are very good opportunities with this, but we need someone who is willing to help with that.
- Committee Chair - Our current committee chair's cub scout will bridge to the troop in February, so we need both need to thank Mrs. Lasiter and replace her. The committee chair's role is to lead the monthly parent meetings and oversee the planning of future events. This person would be part of the Key 3, a co-equal leader in the pack with the Pack Master (Mr. Abraham) and the Charter Organization Representative (Mr. Switlik). Impress your friends and family by referring to yourself as one-third of the Key 3 in Pack 95 π€£
Any Questions, Please email Jared Abraham at [email protected]. Replying to this email will not work.
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