Skills for life
Scouts build practical skills and the confidence to use them—from outdoor know-how to leadership and teamwork.
PACK 37About Pack 37
We're a local Cub Scout pack where kids and families build confidence, character, and a real sense of community.

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What makes us Pack 37
Pack 37 is where kids in grades K–5 make friends, try things that feel a little bigger, and discover what they can do. Den meetings, campouts, service projects, and Pack celebrations give every Scout a place to grow at their own pace.
We're built for families, too. Parents and caregivers are part of the adventure—cheering kids on, asking questions, sharing skills, and making the pack a warm place to belong.
Start your trail into Pack 37 →What Cub Scouts looks like here
Scouts build practical skills and the confidence to use them—from outdoor know-how to leadership and teamwork.
Cub Scouting works best when families take part. Parents, caregivers, and siblings all help make the pack stronger.
We look for ways to contribute to our community and help Scouts understand the difference they can make.
A place to belong
Pack 37 welcomes Scouts with many different strengths, needs, interests, and ways of learning. We know that attention, sensory needs, communication styles, and confidence can look different for every child.
Families know their Scout best. Tell us what helps, ask questions, and work with us to make activities approachable, safe, and genuinely fun.
Pack leadership
Helps guide the pack, family communication, and the year's big picture.
Leads pack meetings and helps turn activities into memorable adventures.
Supports the Cubmaster and helps make Pack meetings welcoming, fun, and well-run.
Meet the den leaders
Each den has a leader who helps Scouts make friends, work on adventures, and have a great time at their own grade level.
Supports our kindergarten Lions as they begin their Cub Scout adventures.
Guides first-grade Tigers through hands-on adventures and new friendships.
Helps second-grade Wolves learn, lead, and explore together.
Encourages third-grade Bears as they grow skills and confidence.
Guides fourth-grade Webelos through bigger challenges and outdoor fun.
Helps fifth-grade Scouts prepare for their next chapter in Scouting.
Behind the scenes
These practical roles make it easier for Scouts and families to focus on the good stuff: showing up, trying new things, and having fun together.
Keeps Pack 37's finances organized so dues, activities, and supplies stay on track.
Helps families stay connected by caring for the website, digital tools, and everyday technical questions.
Our meeting home
Pack 37 meets in Heron Hall at Learning Gate Community School in Lutz. Learning Gate is a tuition-free, A-rated K–8 public environmental charter school whose Hanna Road campus brings nature, hands-on learning, and community connection into everyday school life.
Pack 37 is not a school-only program; families from throughout the community are welcome. Learning Gate's love of curiosity, outdoor learning, and service simply makes it a fitting home base for the pack.
Learn more about Learning Gate ↗Hanna Road's natural Florida landscape, trails, garden, and outdoor spaces invite students to learn by doing.
Learning Gate combines strong academics with critical thinking, real-world problem-solving, and environmental responsibility.
Family partnership and community service are part of how Learning Gate helps students grow into thoughtful neighbors and leaders.
New here?
Meet the pack on an every-other-Thursday evening in Heron Hall.
We'll help you understand Cub Scouts, the year ahead, and how your family can take part.
Register, get connected, and start making Pack 37 memories.