Leadership

We divide the work so no one has to carry the whole load. The leadership team is broken down into a few distinct roles to keep things running smoothly.

The Cubmaster, Mike Zollo, acts as the masters of ceremonies. He runs the monthly pack meetings and coordinates the overall direction of the program.

Den Leaders are the most direct connection for the kids. They run the grade-specific meetings, guiding the kids through their handbooks, teaching skills, and facilitating hands-on activities.

The Pack Committee handles the behind-the-scenes administration. They manage the budget, plan the annual calendar, and handle registrations. They make sure the pack has the resources it needs to operate.

Keeping kids safe is the primary requirement for everything we do. We adhere strictly to Scouting America's two-deep leadership policy. This means there are always at least two registered adults present at any Scouting activity, without exception.

Furthermore, every registered adult leader undergoes a thorough background check and completes mandatory Youth Protection Training before they are allowed to work with the youth. This training is updated regularly to ensure we maintain the highest standards of safety for your family.

Cub Scouting is not a drop-off program. We rely on parents to pitch in, whether that means running a den, organizing a specific event, or just bringing supplies to a meeting. Our philosophy is grounded in servant leadership—we are here to support each other and serve the kids. When everyone takes on a small piece of the puzzle, the kids get a better experience, and the adults do not get burned out.