The Pack 840 Code of Conduct outlines the obligations of kids, parents and leaders with respect to one another. Respect for this Code is essential for the operation of the Pack. Additional information regarding the Pack 840 Code of Conduct and other Pack and BSA rules and policies are available from your Den Leader, Cubmaster or Committee Chairperson.
Cub Scouts ….
- Respect one another, keeping their hands and feet to themselves
- Wear a proper uniform – clean, neat and complete – to all scouting events
- Demonstrate respect for all adults in authority
- Pay attention and respond to the “wolf ears” signal, silently return the sign
- Show respect for their surroundings, indoors and out, leaving them in as good or better condition than when they arrived
Parents ….
- Assist their child(ren) in learning the Pack 840 Code of Conduct
- Work with leaders as requested to assure all children in their den follow the Code.
- Act as role models, demonstrating proper behavior, language, etc.
- Pay attention and respond to the “wolf ears” signal, silently return the sign
Adult Leaders ….
- Treat all Cub Scouts as individuals, respecting their unique needs and capabilities
- Act as role models, demonstrating proper behaviors, language, etc.
- Wear their uniforms at all Scouting events
- Assume responsibility for the safety, well-being and behavior of their charges at all times
- Follow Boys Scouts of America rules regarding discipline and other matters
Youth Protection
The Boy Scouts of America places the greatest importance on providing the most secure environment possible for its youth members. To maintain such an environment, the BSA has developed numerous procedural and leadership selection policies and provides parents and leaders with multiple online and print resources for all Scouting programs. All leaders are required to complete Youth Protection training. All parents are encouraged to take the training. Find out more at YPT for Cub Scout | Boy Scouts of America (scouting.org)
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