Cub Scout Leader Guide: Committee Chairman's First 8 Weeks of Responsibilities
Week 1
- Create a My.Scouting account and take Youth Protection Training.
- Take position-specific training.
- Attend first leaders’ meeting.
- Make sure unit is signed up to sell popcorn with the council office and a unit popcorn kickoff is scheduled.
- Assign new committee members to specific committee responsibilities.
- Encourage pack committee members to take online training.
- Ensure that you have all information for committee members to assist with communications.
- Ensure all new leaders have taken Youth Protection Trainng, obtain necessary signatures on applications and submit to the council.
Week 2
- Provide information for parents regarding popcorn, district/council Cub Scout event, etc.
- Contact all committee members to make sure they understand their role with the Cub Scout pack.
- Communicate with all new and returning parents to explain the role of the pack committee.
Week 3
- Make sure that all committee members have what they need for the pack meeting.
- Make sure advancement chair records and picks up awards.
Week 4 - Pack Meeting Week
- Attend pack meeting.
- Greet all parents and their Scouts.
- Make sure that all communication is clear and concise.
- Follow up with any committee members that were not able to attend pack meeting.
- Work with Cubmaster to set next leaders’ meeting.
Week 5
- Attend leaders’ meeting.
- Ensure that all committee members understand their roles so that den leaders can focus on their den meetings.
- Follow up after leaders’ meeting to make sure committee members have what they need for the upcoming month.
Week 6
- Send communication out to entire pack about upcoming activities.
- Make sure the committee has an impressive Bobcat ceremony planned for the upcoming pack meeting.
Week 7
- Follow up with committee members to ensure that they have communicated with den leaders.
- Make sure that all advancements have been collected and the advancement chairman understands how important it is to get awards correct.
Week 8 - Pack Meeting Week
- Arrive early at pack meeting to make sure that the advancement ceremony will be impressive and memorable.
- Make sure that all pack communications to parents are clear and concise.
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