The Committee Chair leads the pack committee and is responsible for the overall administration, oversight, and support of the pack program. While the Cubmaster leads the Scouts, the Committee Chair leads the adult team — ensuring the pack is organized, funded, legally compliant, and well-staffed. The Committee Chair is the primary liaison between the pack and the Charter Organization (Glenmont Elementary PTA).
Requirements
Age: 21 years or older (assistant may be 18+)
Registration: Must be a registered adult leader of BSA
Selection: Selected by the Pack Committee, approved by the Charter Organization Representative
Required Training:
Youth Protection Training (YPT) — renew every 2 years
Pack Committee Challenge (online at my.Scouting.org)
Access: Full access to pack bank account, pack website, and Facebook page
Core Responsibilities
Maintain close relationship with the Charter Org Rep and Glenmont Elementary PTA to ensure program meets BSA and charter organization requirements
Confer with Cubmaster on policy matters and program support
Call and preside at monthly pack committee meetings
Assign duties to committee members and hold them accountable
Conduct the annual pack program planning conference and monthly pack leaders’ meetings
Annually recharter the pack; complete Journey to Excellence documentation
Enter all service hours with Council for the pack and dens
Organize BSA Health forms for all Scouts and adults; maintain BSA Activity Consent forms
Maintain pack website and Facebook page (may delegate to Secretary, Webmaster, or Public Relations Coordinator)
Work with Treasurer to develop the annual budget
Delegate responsibilities to adults to ensure quality program
Ensure positions of Cubmaster and Assistant Cubmaster are filled
Ensure every den has a Den Leader and Assistant Den Leader
Form new dens as necessary (optimal den size is 6–8 Scouts)
Secure meeting facilities at Glenmont Elementary (submit space request forms for cafeteria/gym)
Ensure all registered leaders have completed YPT
Educate pack families about the Cub Scout program
Maintain relationships with local Scouts BSA troops for Arrow of Light crossover
Support the policies of the BSA
Write thank-you letters to donors
Conduct and maintain the Pack Resource Survey
Approve all Pack/Den Leader awards
Reports To / Works With
Relationship
Role
Reports to
Charter Org Rep (for charter matters)
Partners with
Cubmaster, Treasurer, Secretary
Supervises
All committee members (Advancement, Program, Membership, Fundraising, Popcorn)