Pack 101's
PUBLIC SITE
Home Page
Why Join Scouting?
FAQs


 
Cub Scout Pack 101
(Naperville, Illinois)		  
ScoutLander Contact Our Pack Member Login
http://pack101naperville.ScoutLander.com

  
 

Cub Scout Pack 101

Cub Scout Pack 101 is located in Naperville, Illinois.

 We are comprised of Scouts who go to May Watts Elementary School, sponsored by Community Christian Church in Naperville.

We are part of the Indian Prairie District, under the Three Fires Council.

Our scouts participate in many activities throughout the year, such as:
  • Den Meetings
  • Pack Meetings (Monthly)
  • Pack Hikes (Monthly)
  • Pack Outings (Monthly)
  • Pinewood Derby
  • Family/Pack Campouts
  • Blue & Gold Banquet
  • Graduation Party
  • Centennial Beach Party
  • Naperville Memorial Parade
  • Service Projects (Park Cleanup, Operation Support Our Troops)
  • Popcorn Fundraiser

We are always interested in trying new activities...there is always something going on!

Please Join Us!
Feel free to join the Pack at any time of the year. Pack 101 also has an annual Spring and Fall Cub Scout Roundup at May Watts School. For more information on how to join, contact: Cindy Brennan, Membership Chair (brennancindy@msn.com), Steve Petrille, Cubmaster (sp47@ntrs.com), or Ray Wijangco, Committee Chair (ray.wijangco@gmail.com).  

Pack 101 History
About Pack 101
Pack 101 has been serving 1st through 5th grade boys at May Watts Elementary in Naperville since 1988. The Pack currently has about 50 boys, organized into one Tiger Den, two Wolf Dens, one Bear Den, and two Webelos Dens.

The Pack was originally chartered through the Countryside of Naperville Homeowners’ Association. In 2012, the charter was  moved to Community Christian Church.

Our Scouts, families, adult leaders and volunteers work together to:
  • Influence each Scout’s character development and personal growth
  • Develop habits and attitudes of good citizenship
  • Encourage good sportsmanship and pride in growing a strong mind and body
  • Improve understanding and communication within the family
  • Strengthen skills in getting along with others
  • Foster a sense of personal achievement by developing new interests and skills
  • Provide fun and exciting things to do
  • Show each Scout how to ”do your best”

These are skills that are developed throughout a boys years in Scouts. They work on similar ideas each year, but with a greater depth, as they are mature enough to work on those more complex areas of the skills.
   
 
 
© Copyright 2011 ScoutLander LLC, All Rights Reserved.
ScoutLander.com is not officially associated with or endorsed by the Boy Scouts of America. 		Help us improve ScoutLander. Send us feedback.
Terms of Service | Privacy Statement