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Programs

Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA

Cub Scouting serves grades K-5 through a family-centered program. Troop 5391 gives eligible older girls a youth-led Scouts BSA program with trained adult guidance.

Meet Locally

See a regular meeting before deciding.

Prospective Scouts join a normal meeting so children and parents can experience the program, meet local leaders, and ask practical questions.

When Mondays at 6:00 p.m.

Where Madison Christian Church, 1871 Atlanta Hwy, Madison, GA 30650
Plan a First Visit
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Grades K-5

Cub Scouting in Morgan County

Cub Scouting is a family-centered program for children in grades K-5, built around grade-level adventures, hands-on projects, outdoor activities, and service.

What to wear

Casual, outdoor-ready clothing is appropriate when a uniform is not designated. At pack meetings and special events, registered Cub Scouts are expected to wear the official field uniform, often called Class A. If it is unavailable, the pack-issued activity shirt, often called Class B, is required. Each registered Cub Scout receives one activity shirt at no cost as a one-time issue.

Families participate

Parents and guardians are expected to attend events, support the pack, and volunteer. That involvement helps Scouts build character while learning the Scout Oath and Scout Law.

Signature Cub events

The Blue and Gold Banquet and Pinewood Derby lead a calendar that also includes pack campouts, district Fall Family Camping, and an annual conservation project.

Cub Scouting | Grades K-5

How the Cub Scout units are organized

Pack 5391 and Pack 91 remain separate official units for registration and administration. Their local program operates together with shared meetings and leadership.

Girls in Scouts BSA hike together across a wooded footbridge

Girls in Scouts BSA

Troop 5391

Troop 5391 is a girls-only, youth-led Scouts BSA troop centered on outdoor skills, service, advancement, merit badges, and leadership with trained adult guidance.

Youth-led activities

Scouts help choose, plan, and lead the program while trained adults coach, mentor, and provide safeguards.

Patrol teamwork

Scouts work in smaller patrols, share responsibilities, practice skills, and learn how to support one another.

Skills and advancement

Outdoor skills, service, merit badges, and rank advancement give Scouts many ways to set goals and explore interests.

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