About Pack 215
a Dalton Community
About the Pack
Welcome to Cub Scout Pack 215!
Pack 215, chartered by the Inland Northwest Council, is proud to serve families in Hayden and the surrounding community. Our pack is built on the foundation of the Scout Oath and Law—and our shared belief that Scouting should always be fun with a purpose for kids and parents alike.
Our Mission
The mission of Pack 215 is to foster a community that supports our children to grow as responsible citizens of their community.
We carry out this mission by:
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Building character and encouraging spiritual growth
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Promoting good citizenship and healthy habits
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Encouraging teamwork, family involvement, and service to others
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Developing new skills and confidence through adventure
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Preparing Scouts to transition successfully into Scouts BSA
How We’re Organized
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Chartered Organization: Inland Northwest Council
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Pack Committee: Volunteers who help guide and support the Pack, including roles like Committee Chair, Treasurer, Secretary, Advancement Chair, and others.
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Cubmaster & Den Leaders: Plan, lead, and deliver the program for our Scouts with support from families.
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Parent Involvement: Every parent plays a role—whether as a leader, event helper, or cheerleader at Pack activities.
What We Do
Throughout the year, Pack 215 offers a variety of activities that help Scouts grow while having fun:
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Monthly Pack Meetings: Celebrate achievements, learn new skills, and enjoy skits, songs, and games.
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Den Meetings: Smaller group meetings by grade level where Scouts work on adventures and advancement.
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Campouts & Outdoor Adventures: From family campouts to hikes and service projects, we love the outdoors!
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Special Events: Pinewood Derby, Blue & Gold Banquet, Recycled Regatta, parades, and more.
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Community Service: Teaching Scouts the importance of helping others.
Expectations & Standards
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Family Program: Parents/guardians attend with their Scout and help with advancement and activities.
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Uniform: Pack 215 encourages full uniform wear (“Class A” shirts, neckerchiefs, and belts) for official meetings and events. Pack T-shirts (“Class B”) are worn at less formal activities.
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Behavior: Scouts, siblings, and adults are expected to treat others with respect and live by the Scout Oath and Law. Bullying or disruptive behavior is not tolerated.
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Meetings: During the school year – Wednesday nights from 6:30-7:30pm
- 1st Wednesday: Pack Huddle – Parent planning @ Dalton Elementary
- 2nd/4th Wednesday: Den Meetings @ CUMC
- 3rd Wednesday: Pack Meeting @ Dalton Elementary
Membership
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Open to boys and girls in Kindergarten through 5th grade.
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New Scouts are welcome to join anytime during the year.
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Annual dues and fundraising help support awards, supplies, and activities—no Scout will be left out due to financial need.
Why Join Pack 215?
Because Scouting is a family adventure! Kids gain confidence, skills, and friendships. Parents connect with a community of families who care about helping children grow into capable, responsible citizens.
