Final Pack Meeting

Our last Den Meeting of the year will be hosted in the Parish Hall. Scouts will meet up with their Den Leaders to start the meeting and then join in on the primary activity of making water bottle rockets for our final Pack Meeting.

• Meeting Place: Parish Hall
• Meeting Time: 6:30 - 7:30
• Activities: Kick-off in Den breakouts (find your Den Leader!) and then build water bottle rockets.

What to Bring:

• Water bottle(s) - 2 liter or SMART water bottles are great. Most water bottles with a standard opening size will work. Larger bottles like Gatorade will not work.
• Cardboard - Any amount that can be cut into wings, cones, etc.
• Duct Tape - Any tape that can be used to secure cardboard on to plastic. Duct tape works best and comes in many colors. Dollar Tree is a good source!
• Scissors - Used for cutting up cardboard, bring a pair if you can, but we should have plenty.

Special Notes:

We encourage anyone able to bring extra items to share, especially water bottles. We will have some tables setup to place items you intend to share.

We made it to the last Pack Meeting of the year—somehow with most of our sanity and Scouts still accounted for! We hope all of our Scouts have enjoyed their time this year, made great memories, and benefited along the way from the adventures, lessons, and friendships. To celebrate, we’re planning to launch water bottle rockets, which means there’s a strong chance that science, excitement, and a little bit of water chaos will all happen at the same time. We may also have a few other ways for Scouts to get wet, so please dress accordingly, bring a towel if you’d like, and be ready for a fun, splashy send-off to an awesome year!

• Meeting Place: St. Monica soccer field
• Meeting Time: 6:30 - 8:00
• Activities: Launch water bottle rockets

What to Bring:

• Water bottle rocket!
• *Rockets can be built there if you miss the Den Meeting on 5/11
• Appropriate attire for Scouts to get wet

Special Notes:

We know that there are many conflicts for folks with end of the year school activities. We hope everyone can come to at least one of the final meetings so our Scouts can visit with each other one more time and receive any outstanding awards (if applicable).

Join us for a fun night at the ballpark for OKC Comets Scout Night, this Saturday! This special event is a great chance for Scouts and families to enjoy a game together while taking part in some extra Scout-only activities before first pitch. From early entry and pregame fun to the on-field parade, it should be a memorable evening for everyone attending.

• Event: OKC Comets Scout Night
• Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
• Game Time: 6:05 PM CDT
• Early Entry for Scouts: 4:00 PM
• Cost: $27, advanced purchase required
• Scout Ticket Includes: OKC Comets hat and Scout Night patch
• Pregame Activities: Lawn games, music, and a pregame meal
• Special Opportunity: All Scouts, families, and leaders may participate in the on-field parade. Uniforms are highly encouraged!
• Who should attend: Scouts, leaders, and families looking for a fun Pack outing
• Questions: Text Robb Harper at 405-830-7361
• Link: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Okccomets77

This May our Scouts have the chance to be part of something bigger than an ordinary weekend event. The America250 Celebration is Last Frontier Council’s tribute to the 250th anniversary of American independence, bringing Scouts together for a day of patriotism, hands-on activities, outdoor skill demonstrations, ceremonies, and an evening fireworks show. It should be a fun way for our Cub Scouts to celebrate citizenship, adventure, and the spirit of Scouting while taking part in a memorable council-wide event.

• Date: Saturday, May 30, 2026
• Location: The Pavilion at OKC Fair Park, 3212 Wichita Walk, Oklahoma City, OK 73107
• Guest entry begins: 11:00 AM
• Activities include: patriotic ceremonies, program booths, Scouting demonstrations, and fireworks at 8:30 PM
• Early bird cost: $10 for registered members through April 15
• Regular cost: $15 per person after April 15
• General public admission: $5, general public children under 10: Free
• Registration deadline: May 15
• Uniform: Field Uniform (Class A)
• Bonus: attending Scouting America members receive a special edition council patch that they can sew on to their uniform!
• Questions: Text Brett King at 505-800-3034

Scouts are invited to head back in time for Dino-Themed Twilight Camp, a week of evening adventure filled with hands-on fun and a prehistoric twist. From shooting sports and crafts to games, STEM, and outdoor skills, this camp packs a lot of excitement into a schedule that works especially well for busy families. It’s a great way for Cub Scouts to kick off summer with friends, fun, and a whole lot of Scouting adventure. This is a great option for families who want a big camp experience without being away all day or overnight. With good conversation/communication, some Scouts (2nd grade+) can be left for the evening with participating adults.

• Dates: June 8–12
• Time: 4:00 PM–8:30 PM
• Theme: Dino-Themed Twilight Camp
• Activities include: shooting sports, crafts, games, STEM, and outdoor skills
• Format: Weeklong Monday-Friday evening camp
• Cost: $80
• Price increase: after April 26
• Location: VOX Printing OKC, 4000 E Britton Rd
• Special Note: Register as Pack 3331, and our group will be Pack 331/94 at the event.
• Contact: Robb Harper at 405-830-7361

Spring Family Camp filled up and many Scouts missed out. Move quickly to ensure that doesn't happen with Twilight Camp!

Look for direct communication coming out soon about transfer opportunities to join Pack 94 for next year. We are excited to continue on our Scouting adventures at Santa Fe Presbyterian, and we hope all of our Scouts join us.

Pack 331 will start recruiting this summer with high hopes of continuing at St. Monica. If you are interested in staying on with Pack 331, keep an eye out for information this summer!