Comittee Chair: Liz Brown
Cubmaster: Matt Brown
Assistant Cubmaster: Samantha Reddy
Treasurer: Stephen Thaxton
Charter Organization Representative: Phil Brunson
About Pack 195
We are a family pack, with an emphasis on outdoor activities as well as providing a family scouting experience for boys and girls K-5.
Cub Scout Pack 195 is charted through the American Legion Post 6 Hillsboro. We are in the Pacific Trail District and the Cascade Pacific Council.
What to Expect: Scouts
Cub Scouting is part of the worldwide Scouting movement and aims to promote character development, citizenship training, personal fitness, and leadership.
Each month Scouts will attend a monthly Pack Meeting and weekly/bi weekly Den Meetings, with additionally actives such a camping, hiking, and the pinewood derby. These experiences will teach them scouting principals vital for everyday life.
Each Summer, Scouts have the wonderful option to attend Camp through our local Council. This is often the highlight of the year for all ages. It provides amazing opportunities to practice scouting in a safe and supporting environment,
What to Expect: Parents
Cub Scouts is a family program. It was designed to help families bond and grow in order to prepare their child for the future.
We encourage families to be as involved as possible. Our monthly Pack Meetings are fun for the whole family—not just the scout! Parents can sing along and join in on activities. Pack Meetings are the main source for announcements and vital information, so make sure you don’t miss out!
Den Meetings for younger scouts (Lion and Tiger) are intended to be a parent/scout adventure. Parents are required to attend with their child, and help them learn together. For older ranks (Wolf to Arrow of Light), parents encouraged to stay and engage to better support their scout.
A strong Pack needs multiple people doing various roles to keep it thriving. Each Scouting family is required to volunteer for 10 hours minimum for the year. If you have more than one scout in the Pack, it does not multiply. Only 10 hours per family. Each Scouting family is required to volunteer for 10 hours minimum for the year (not each month, just 20 hours total from July to June). If you have more than one scout in the Pack, it does not multiply. Only 10 hours per family.
“Be Prepared… the meaning of the motto is that a scout must prepare himself by previous thinking out and practicing how to act on any accident or emergency so that he is never taken by surprise.”
Lord Robert Baden-Powell
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