Pack meetings are for Cub Scouts and their families

• Each Scout needs to be accompanied by a parent. If a parent is unable to attend the pack meeting, the parent should arrange for another adult (other than the Den Leader) to accompany the Scout.
• The parent or other adult should sit with or near the Scout's den during the pack meeting.
• Scouts will sit with there dens at all times.

Pack meetings are for fun, entertainment and presenting awards to deserving Scouts and adults

• The gathering period is the time for Scouts and family member to arrive before the actual start time of the pack meeting.  The packs will have an activity prepared for the Scouts and family member to enjoy before the start of the pack meeting.
• Scouts and their families may be asked to participate in games or songs during the pack meeting.
• During award ceremonies, please sit quietly, listen and show respect for others at the meeting.
• Scouts will not bring personal electronic games, sports ball are other items to play with, they are here for the meeting.  Siblings may bring "quite activities" to keep them occupied.
• Scouts need to be in uniform!  Un-uniformed Scouts will not participate in opening/closing ceremonies nor will they receive any advancement they deserve.
• The rules that your children must obey while attending school apply while attending the pack meeting.

• When using the school of IHM-St. Luke's for our pack meetings, we must keep in mind that they do not have to provide us with space.  This is a gift form the school and the Church of Saint Luke's.
• All Scouts and siblings are not allowed to run freely in the building. We must stay in the area we have been given permission to use If a Scout or sibling need to use the restroom, escort them.  Many time other groups are also using another portion of the school and we must keep noise levels down.
• EVERYONE is to stay out of class rooms, off stages, out of the kitchen, and away from play ground equipment and toys.
• We must keep all school entrance door lock at all times, no propping doors open.  We are only allowed entry access to Scouts and their families, if someone is there for another group, then that group has the responsibility to allow access, not the pack

Parents need to lead by example

• For the safety and enjoyment of all  Scouts and their families, parents need to supervise their Scouts and sibling children at all times.
• Parents are responsible for their child(ren)'s behavior.

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