Pack 37 family hub

Everything parents
need, all together.

Come back whenever you need a form, a payment link, a calendar, or a quick way to check your Scout's progress.

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Start here

Scoutbook is your
progress tracker.

Scoutbook is the place parents and Scouts can go to review adventures, see progress toward requirements, and celebrate achievements as they are completed. Bookmark it—it's one of the most useful tools your family will use all year.

Open Scoutbook

Parent essentials

Your most-used
pack links.

Pack 37 community

Questions? Meet us
in Slack.

A shared space for families to ask everyday questions, swap helpful reminders, and stay connected between meetings.

Join the Pack 37 Slack community

Need a direct answer?

Send Pack 37
an email.

Slack is useful for everyday conversation, but email is always a good option for questions about joining, dues, uniforms, or your Scout.

Email pack37@REPLACE-WITH-YOUR-EMAIL.org

Shopping & support

Gear up. Give back.
Keep adventures going.

Everything in one place for uniforms, year-round popcorn, and direct support for Pack 37.

Forms & training

Keep these
close by.

Required forms and helpful tools for a smooth, adventure-ready year.

Pack 37 FAQ

Questions, answered
without the runaround.

Here are a few of the things families ask most often. Still wondering about something? Bring it to a meeting or ask in the Pack 37 community.

Who can join Pack 37?

Pack 37 welcomes girls and boys in grades K–5.

Do we need to attend Learning Gate?

No. We meet at Learning Gate Community School and welcome families from the wider community.

When and where do we meet?

We typically gather every other Thursday at 6:30 PM in Heron Hall at Learning Gate. Check the Pack calendar for the current schedule and event details.

How do I track my Scout’s progress?

Use Scoutbook to see completed adventures, check requirements, and follow your Scout’s progress throughout the year.

What does family involvement look like?

Cub Scouting works best with families involved. That can mean joining your Scout at activities, lending a hand at an event, or sharing a skill with the pack.

What should we bring to a first meeting?

Just your family and your questions. Visiting a meeting is a great, low-pressure way to get to know the pack before registering.

Need a hand?

We're here to
help families thrive.

Start with these resources, then bring any questions to the next Pack 37 meeting. We'll point you in the right direction.

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