First all girls Cub Scout Den Meeting held in Greenfield
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GREENFIELD, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The very first all-girls Cub Scout group met in Greenfield on Thursday.
The den is working towards getting their Bobcat badges.
Pack 505 in Root River is made up of first-grade girls. Up until 2018, girls were not allowed to join any group of the Boy Scouts of America.
Parents at the meeting in Greenfield say it's a great opportunity for their daughters. "My husband and I are very excited, we think that family scouting is a wonderful idea for our busy family," said Stefanie Bartz.
The Boy Scouts were founded in 1910. Many presidents and astronauts have all been part of the youth organization.
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