Our May Pack meeting will be virutal on May 20 at 7pm.  The team from Little Ivy Academy will be educating and entertaining our scouts with some exciting science experiments, that scouts will also be able to do at home.  Zoom instructions will be sent out prior to the meeting.  Scouts should wear their Class A uniform. 

It's race time!! The Pinewood Derby will be the feature event of our March pack meeting on Friday, March 20. The hall will be open starting at 6:15 pm for all scouts to check in their cars.  All scouts should have their cars checked in by 7:00 pm.  The pack meeting will start promptly at 7:00 pm with our opening ceremony led by the Bears.  The races will start at 7:15 pm.   Cars must weigh no more than 5 ounces, be no higher than 2.75 inches, and conform to all other standard rules for Pinewood Derby cars, which will be verified at check in.  No liquid lubricants on the wheels will be permitted.  Cars will be disqualified if they do not conform to the requirements. Once a car is checked in, it can not be touched again.  Snacks will be served.  Bring the whole family to enjoy the races.

At our February Pack meeting, we are excited to be having a Police K9 and bomb robot demonstration by the Passaic County Sheriff's Department. The Lions are hosting this Pack meeting!

The Boy Scouts of America designate Scout Sunday to recognize the contributions of young people and adults to Scouting. Scout Sunday will be celebrated at the 10:00 am mass at Our Lady of the Valley Church on Sunday, February 9. The Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus will be awarding religious medals to three of our Pack members at the mass.  Pack 108 attends this mass to show our support and appreciation to the OLV Parish for chartering the pack. The Pack will be gathering in the OLV hall at 9:45am.  If attending, please be in full Class A uniform.  We will march in and sit together in a reserved section at the front of the church.

Americorps New Jersey Watershed Ambassadors provide education surrounding water quality and environmental issues. At our January Pack meeting on Jan. 17 at 7pm, they will do a presentation with a model of a watershed to teach non point source pollution and then will show their preserved macroinvertebrates and teach the scouts how they use bugs to measure pollution in rivers. The Tigers will be hosting.