When I first joined the cub scouting program in the Howell ward I was numero uno - only one person assigned to run the program. I was cub leader, cubmaster, and committee chair all roled in to one. It was a nightmare. Not only was I new to cub scouts, my boys weren't quite old enough, but I was really new to being involved in scouting! I never want to be put into a situation where I had no idea what I was doing. I hate that feeling. These posts are to help people with the lds cub scouting and get them familiar with it and hopefully alleviate stress and concerns about the whole process. So first of all, my post is about orienting new families into your program. I am officially a pack committee chair but there are many other leaders involved in cub scouting. Those who are to orient the family should include the primary counselor over cub scouts, the cubmaster, den leader and pack committee chair or member, depending on how many committee members you have to fill positions. Here is a link to the page with an example parent letter I found on the internet. It is very thorough. I created my own, but have yet to upload it.
It's in my google docs so just send me a share request if you are interested.
It's in my google docs so just send me a share request if you are interested.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/15eSNoHcAzZib1XxQTXU9RkMFX1ooJ1h1IJFmz6y9ekI/edit
