Who joins
Families from Cupertino and CUSD elementary schools. Scouts are grouped by grade into dens, from Lions through AOL.
About Pack 415
Pack 415 is a parent-run Cub Scout pack for Cupertino and CUSD elementary families. We help K-5 scouts try new things, build confidence, serve the community, and have fun with their families nearby.
Prospective scouts
What Pack 415 is about.
Cub Scouts gives elementary-age kids a place to explore outdoor skills, games, ceremonies, service projects, teamwork, and age-appropriate leadership.
1954
serving Cupertino since
90-100
scouts across the pack
K-5
boys and girls welcome
What we do
Campouts, Pinewood Derby, Blue & Gold, Pack-O-Rama, service projects, popcorn sales, hikes, games, skits, and ceremonies.
Where we meet
Most activities are in Cupertino parks, schools, and community spaces. Camps and special sporting events may be outside Cupertino.
Pack
Monthly
Pack events
The full pack meets about once a month during the school year, typically Sundays at 5:00 PM, following the published adventure guide calendar.
Den
Monthly
Grade-level dens
Dens typically meet once a month at a time and Cupertino-area location chosen by that den's families.
Program
What scouts gain here.
Pack 415 uses fun, hands-on adventures to build character, leadership, citizenship, outdoor skills, and confidence that can carry into Scouts BSA and future goals like Eagle Scout.
Character and leadership
Scouts practice trustworthiness, kindness, helpfulness, bravery, and responsibility while learning to speak up, help lead, and do their best.
Outdoor and life skills
Campouts, hikes, ceremonies, skits, games, and rank adventures help scouts try new things, solve problems, and build pride in their growth.
Citizenship and service
Service projects and community activities help scouts practice good citizenship, give back locally, and feel part of something larger than themselves.
How it works
A school-year rhythm that is easy to join.
- Join a den Scouts are grouped by grade level into dens, usually with a small group of peers.
- Attend den meetings Most dens meet about once a month on a schedule and Cupertino-area location chosen by their families.
- Come to pack meetings All dens gather about once a month during the school year, following the pack calendar.
- Join outings Events are usually in Cupertino parks or community spaces, with camps and sporting events sometimes outside Cupertino.
Registration
How to register for Pack 415.
Registration is a two-step process: first register online with BSA Council, then pay Pack 415 dues.
Register online with BSA Council
- Visit BeAScout.org and search for Pack 0415.
- Find Pack 0415 in the list and click Apply Now.
- Create a new account and follow the prompts to complete registration.
- Be sure to select Pack 415 as your unit.
Council registration fees should be around $95.
Pay Pack dues
$200 for the first child. $175 for each sibling. Dues cover membership through June 2027.
Zelle payment
treasurer.pack415@gmail.com
In the payment note, include your Scout's name and grade for 2026-27.
After registration
Stay connected with the pack.
Once you register, you will be added to our Parents Google Group and the Pack 415 WhatsApp Parent Group.
For tips on what to do in your first 30 days, including uniforms and gear, read the new family guide.
We are looking forward to an awesome year together. Questions? Ping us on WhatsApp or email cubscoutpack415@gmail.com.
Before you ask
Common joining questions.
Who can join Pack 415?
Boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade from Cupertino and CUSD elementary schools are welcome.
How big is the pack?
The pack typically has around 90 to 100 scouts across all grade levels.
How often does the pack meet?
The full pack meets about once a month during the school year, following the published adventure guide calendar.
What is a den?
A den is a grade-level group. Dens typically meet once a month at a time and Cupertino-area location chosen by their families.
Where do events happen?
Most events are within Cupertino at parks, schools, or community centers. Camps and sporting events may be outside Cupertino.
Do parents need to volunteer?
Yes. Pack 415 is a nonprofit, volunteer-run pack, so every family helps in some way. Roles range from small 30-minute tasks once a year to larger leadership roles, with options for behind-the-scenes support, event help, planning, public speaking, and working directly with scouts.
What happens after I reach out?
The pack can help with registration, dues, den placement, uniform questions, and visiting an upcoming event.