From Cub Scout Pack 277 to Troop 826
If your son is finishing Cub Scouts with Pack 277 and starting to think about Scouts BSA, Troop 826 would love to welcome your family for a visit.
More independence. Bigger adventures. Real leadership.
The skills and friendships built in Cub Scouts become a foundation for the next stage. In Troop 826, patrols camp together, cook together, solve problems together and gradually take responsibility for leading the program.
- Visit before crossover
- Bring a Cub Scout friend
- Meet Scouts who can become mentors
- See the patrol method in action
- Ask parents and leaders anything
Start the Cub Scout conversation.
Pack 277 can help families with younger children learn about meetings, age requirements and how to get started.
The boys take on more of the work—and more of the ownership.
Camping
Outdoor adventure becomes a regular part of the year, not an occasional special event.
Patrols
Scouts work in small teams that plan, cook, learn and solve problems together.
Leadership
Scouts hold real youth leadership roles and learn through experience.
Advancement
Skills, leadership, service and merit badges can ultimately lead to Eagle Scout.
Troop 826 and Cub Scout Pack 277 are separate Scouting units. For questions about Pack 277's Cub Scout program, email [email protected].
