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Welcome to Pack 99
Pack
99
is located in New Providence, New Jersey
Academy of Our Lady of Peace located at 99 South Street, New Providence, New Jersey
For more information, contact us at pack99olp@gmail.com
Tigers Page
The Cub Scout Pack 99 at The Academy of Our Lady of Peace is open to all interested boys. Pack 99 is made up of the following Dens:
Tiger Den - for boys in 1st grade (an adult Partner is required for every meeting; the partner can be a parent, grandparent, or other adult over the age of 18)
The Cub Scouts meet four times a month. There are two monthly Den meetings. The third meeting is for a special outing called a Go-See-It, and the fourth meeting is the collective Pack meeting, where all the individual dens come together. Meetings are specifically designed for boys to earn Achievements throughout the Cub Scout calendar year, September through early June. Meeting times and locations are determined by individual Den Leaders. The boys are required to have a Cub Scout uniform. The Cub Scout uniform is worn on Scout Tuesdays, at all Den meetings, all Go-See-It outings, and at the monthly Pack meeting.
The dens are led by trained volunteers, usually, parents. (Please note that if no one volunteers to be the Leader of a den, then it is not available for that grade.)
Pack 99 is committed to community service and tries to make that a priority. The boys work on community service projects as individuals, through the dens, and collectively as a Pack.
Cub Scouts affords the boys of our school opportunities for hiking, crafts, cooking, exploration, and field trips, in addition to community service.
Wolf Page
The Cub Scout Pack 99 at The Academy of Our Lady of Peace is open to all interested boys. Pack 99 is made up of the following Dens:
Wolf Den - for boys in 2nd grade
The Cub Scouts meet four times a month. There are two monthly Den meetings. The third meeting is for a special outing called a Go-See-It, and the fourth meeting is the collective Pack meeting, where all the individual dens come together. Meetings are specifically designed for boys to earn Achievements throughout the Cub Scout calendar year, September through early June. Meeting times and locations are determined by individual Den Leaders. The boys are required to have a Cub Scout uniform. The Cub Scout uniform is worn on Scout Tuesdays, at all Den meetings, all Go-See-It outings, and at the monthly Pack meeting.
The dens are led by trained volunteers, usually, parents. (Please note that if no one volunteers to be the Leader of a den, then it is not available for that grade.)
Pack 99 is committed to community service and tries to make that a priority. The boys work on community service projects as individuals, through the dens, and collectively as a Pack.
Cub Scouts affords the boys of our school opportunities for hiking, crafts, cooking, exploration, and field trips, in addition to community service.
Bear Page
The Cub Scout Pack 99 at The Academy of Our Lady of Peace is open to all interested boys. Pack 99 is made up of the following Dens:
Bear Den - for boys in 3rd grade
The Cub Scouts meet four times a month. There are two monthly Den meetings. The third meeting is for a special outing called a Go-See-It, and the fourth meeting is the collective Pack meeting, where all the individual dens come together. Meetings are specifically designed for boys to earn Achievements throughout the Cub Scout calendar year, September through early June. Meeting times and locations are determined by individual Den Leaders. The boys are required to have a Cub Scout uniform. The Cub Scout uniform is worn on Scout Tuesdays, at all Den meetings, all Go-See-It outings, and at the monthly Pack meeting.
The dens are led by trained volunteers, usually, parents. (Please note that if no one volunteers to be the Leader of a den, then it is not available for that grade.)
Pack 99 is committed to community service and tries to make that a priority. The boys work on community service projects as individuals, through the dens, and collectively as a Pack.
Cub Scouts affords the boys of our school opportunities for hiking, crafts, cooking, exploration, and field trips, in addition to community service.
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