Interested in Joining?
Pack 3803 is a Cedarburg Cub Scout Pack for Westlawn School and First Immanuel School. Cub Scouts can begin in the Fall of 5K through 5th grade. For more information, contact us here or pre-register online using this form: 2021 Cub Scouts Pack 3803 Information Form
- Cub Scout Pack 3803, chartered by Cedarburg Lions Club is in Bay Lakes Council, Kettle Country District, Scouts of America (BSA).
- We meet monthly from September to May on the Third Thursday of the month from 7-8 pm at the Cedarburg Scout House on Riveredge Drive.
- Our pack of scouts, from K5 to fifth grade, primarily attend Cedarburg's First Immanuel Lutheran Church & Westlawn Elementary Schools. We also welcome families from around Ozaukee County who may attend different schools but have a desire to join Pack 3803.
- Parent volunteers make our pack go!
We typically hold the following major activities each year as a pack:
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Model Rocket Launch
- Scouting for Food (food collection service project)
- Winter Sledding
- Pinewood Derby
- Snow Tubing at Sunburst Winter Sports Park
- Raingutter Regatta (small boats)
- July 4th Parade
- Summer Camp at Camp Rokilio and Gardner Dam
- Blue & Gold Dinner (major advancement ceremony)
Monthly Den meetings & activities
Dens (groups of 6-8 scouts in the same grade) typically meet once or twice a month to complete scout advancement requirements through various fun events earning patches and awards. Advancements are recognized at the monthly pack meetings.
Den activity examples include: citizenship skills, basic first aid, hikes, museums, survival skills, games and other developmental and fun activities. Parents or guardians assist the Cub Scout in completing advancement requirements.
Parents make the program happen
Parent are the heart of the Cub Scout program. Each den has an assigned Den Leader and Assistant Den Leader, and these positions are usually filled by parents of scouts of that den. Many other adult leader positions are needed to help make the program a success.
Registration and training are provided by the Pack for those who are interested in helping. BSA policy for Child Protection requires a minimum of two-deep adult leadership at scout events. Thus, dedicated adults are required in program positions as well as behind the scenes to make the Pack activities and events successful.
If you'd like to help in any capacity, please contact the Pack Committee Chairman or Cubmaster. Remember that Cub Scout Packs don't exist without volunteer leadership.