Cub Scouting encourages good behavior

Boys in Cub Scouting belong to a small group where they take part in interesting and meaningful activities with their friends. Through these activities, boys learn the value if sportsmanship, good behavior, and cooperation. In the Cub Scout program, your son will be influenced by adults who serve as positive role models.

The adult leaders who conduct and supervise Cub Scouting activities are carefully selected. These leaders must meet strict qualifications set by the national organization, and must be approved by the organization that sponsors the pack to ensure that they are good role models. Individuals selected as "quality leaders" improve their skills in working with youth through training courses, workshops, and reference materials.

In addition to adult role models, fellow Cub Scouts form a peer group that provides encouragement for your son. Being in the company of good boys and being able to turn to good friends can reinforce your son against many of the negative influences in today's society.