Boy Scouting is about building character, developing personal fitness, and learning leadership and citizenship. These goals are achieved in the outdoors. The adventure of hiking, camping, swimming, boating, high-adventure challenges, and touring is woven into the program.

The Boy Scouting is divided into three age-appropriate programs:

• CUB SCOUTING (Pack 446)
  is open to boys entering 1st through 5th grade
  
  - Meetings: Twice a month, on some evenings or Saturday afternoons
  - Dues: $75 a year
  - Summer camp program?: Yes
  - Meeting location: Navajo Elementary School - Cafeteria

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• BOY SCOUTING (Troop 446)
  is open to boys that have graduated from Cub Scouts in their
  5th grade year, or are entering 6th grade, until they turn 18 years of age
  
  <No previous Scouting experience is necessary>
  
  - Meetings: Troop Meetings are held (2) Thursdays a month from 7pm-8:30pm
  - Patrol Leaders' Council Meetings: For youth leaders held one Thursday a month
     from 7pm to 8pm
  - Camping: Yes. Our Troop tries to offer (1) campout a month
  - Dues: $75 a year
  - Summer camp program?: Yes
  - Meeting location: Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church - Rhoady Lee hall

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• VENTURING SCOUTS (Crew 446)
  is open to boys and girls attending high school. This is an adventure based program for youth. Which focuses on learning specific outdoor activities like rappelling, white water rafting, and sailing.
  
  - Meetings: Venture meetings may be held once a month in conjunction with an activity,
     or by itself.
  - Camping: Yes. Our Crew 446 likes to offer an outing a month
  - Dues: $75 a year
  - Summer camp program?: Yes
  
  <No previous Scouting experience is necessary>