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Meeting on Mondays at 7pm starting September 9,2024
Why Join Scouts?
Be Kid-Venturous!
Cub Scouting is fun
No matter what grade, it's a blast! Cub Scouts is an affordable activity for all. No youth is turned away due to an inability to pay.
Meet Other Families
Cub Scouting is a program that parents and children can do together while getting to know other families in your school or neighborhood. Cub Scout Packs are run by trained volunteers and parents like you.
Cub Scouts get awesome opportunities like:
- Pinewood derbies and rocket launches
- Camping and hiking trips
- Field trips
- Climbing rock walls
- Shooting bows and arrows
- Building lifelong skills
What do Scouts Do?
These are some of the events we do every year as a Pack and with our families
Rain Gutter Regatta
Make a boat out of recycled materials and race against your fellow scouts!
Cuboree, Day Camp, & WAC
District Camping Trips with fun events like archery and climbing
Fall & Spring Camp Out
Camping with your pack and family, with hiking, fishing, campfires, and fun
Pinewood Derby
Build a car out of a block of pine and race it against your fellow scouts!
Big Trip
Every year in the Spring we take a trip as a pack, Sleeping with Sharks, Bats, and Tigers or even on a Navy Ship!
... and more!
Which Is My Den?
Each rank has a den, which is grouped by grade.
Kindergarten
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
In 5th grade, scouts will begin to transition from a Cub Scout (Pack 65) to a Boy Scout (Troop 65) midway through the year
Arrow Of Light
Together, we’re PACK 65!
What Are Meetings Like?
We meet @ 7pm on Mondays, but if there’s No School, No Scouts
Den Meetings
(majority of the meetings)
- For Den Meetings, Scouts wear their Class B t-shirts or hoodies
- Opening Ceremonies for Den Meetings are held in Bingham Hall or the Courtyard, depending on weather. Scouts will gather with their den, and parents will usually observe from the back/perimeter of the room.
- After the Opening Ceremony, the Pack will split up into dens. Dens may meet in different parts of the church campus depending on the planned activity for that day
- Den Meetings are when you earn most of your Adventures, like building wood projects, playing games, tying knots, learning about our community, and even (for Bears+) learning to use pocketknives!
- While Scouts work to earn their Adventures, the Adults will usually sit and observe, helping where needed. We love volunteers, so if theres an Adventure that your Adult would be able to teach, please let your Den Leader know!
Pack Meetings
(3 times per year)
- For Pack Meetings, Scouts wear their Class A uniform (blue button-up shirt with patches, neckerchief and slide, and blue uniform pants or other dark blue pants or jeans)
- Opening Ceremonies for Pack Meetings are held either in the Chapel, Sanctuary, or behind Bingham Hall
- After Opening Ceremonies, Scouts will be called up to the front by Den, and they will receive awards for any adventures they have earned since the last Pack Meeting.
- The meeting is finished when all Dens have awarded their Scouts.
- Younger siblings are always welcome at all meetings, though we encourage parents to minimize meeting disruption as much as possible.
Who Are the Leaders?
New Volunteers always welcome!!
Cubmaster
Shaun Cross
Lion Den Leader
Falynn Montalvo
Tiger Den Leader
Joseph Sunderhaus
Wolf Den Leaders
Paul Martyak
Laura Griffin
Bear Den Leaders
Amy Cross
Brett Miller
Timothy Joyner
Webelo Den Leaders
Cici Egli
Curtiss Fox
Rick Egli
AOL Den Leaders
Hilary Hall
Rebecca Wilson
How Do I Sign Up?
Come to a meeting
Come to a meeting or two to see if scouting is for you. Ask the Cubmaster or Den Leader(s) any and all questions you have
Register with the Pack
Click HERE to submit the “Getting to know you” form
Join us on Band App
We use Band to communicate as a Pack and as a Den. Follow the links to download
Welcome to Scouting!
Once you’re registered, you’ll get 1 Class B t-shirt. You can also purchase a hoodies and more shirts with us, and Class As at the Scout Shop. Older Scouts often donate Class As they’ve grown out of, so check with a leader before you buy.
Additional Resources
*Pack 65 only requires a Class A shirt, neckerchief, and slide. Official Hat, Belt, Pants, and Socks are optional.
