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In Kindergarten, we are learning how the world works.

We’re all about encouraging girls and boys to make friends, be helpful to others, and do their very best no matter the outcome. With the help of powerful learning projects and exciting outdoor activities, we aim to teach children that doing their best can be a fun and rewarding experience—no matter the difficulty of the challenge. 

Welcome Lions!

Victor Parady - Treasurer

Kathryn Wink-Gilligan - Secretary

Tom Szold - Cubmaster

Fabienne Calkins - Committee Chair

Brielle Easton - New Member Coordinator

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Welcome to Pack 206 in Lawrenceville!

Pack 206 was established in 2024, but our roots go much deeper. Originally founded in 1949 as Pack 28, we were the oldest, continually active pack in the area. We switched our chartered organization in 2024 to the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville on Main Street (Route 206). Our pack is open to girls and boys grades K - 5. Our dens meet twice a month on Tuesday nights (with one exception - 4th grade currently meets on Thursdays). We have 1-2 pack events a month that are typically scheduled for Tuesdays or weekends. We offer year-round programming, and a focus on community, service, teamwork, and adventure. We are inclusive/special needs friendly, and currently have scouts participating from both Lawrence and the greater Lawrence area, including Ewing, Pennington, Hopewell, and Princeton. 

About our pack

Pack 206 Lawrenceville

Imagine a world where curious minds explore the wilderness, build forts, and learn to be kind, respectful, and helpful — traits that shape boys and girls into the leaders of tomorrow.



In Cub Scouts, friendships are forged, memories are etched, and character blossoms like a wildflower. It’s more than just an after school activity; it’s a journey of laughter, growth, and endless possibilities. 

Victor Parady - Treasurer

Victor Parady, Treasurer