Scouting America offers 5 after-school programs in Boulder combining Academic and Multi-Activity for ages 11-20.
FreshnessFall 2026 schedule captured July 28This is a point-in-time snapshot of the provider’s published schedule, not live availability. Confirm enrollment with Scouting America before planning around a time slot.
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On record5 after-school classes
After-school classes
5 classes · snapshot of July 28
Statuses below reflect the provider’s schedule as captured on July 28. Fall schedules typically post in August — watch this provider to get them first.
Multi-Activity
01Cub Scouts
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Grades K-5·Weekly, varies by pack·Multi-Activity
Kids explore the outdoors, build projects, and make friends alongside their families, earning patches as they go. Parents and guardians run the pack together, and activities are designed so the whole Scouting family…
Scouts hike, camp, and canoe on outings the youth plan themselves, earning merit badges and working toward Eagle Scout. Elected Scouts lead the troop and run the meetings, with a Scoutmaster and other adult leaders…
A youth-led crew where Scouts choose their own adventures — kayaking, volunteering at animal shelters, even designing robots — and build decision-making, communication, and leadership skills along the way, with adult…
Organized into units called ships, Sea Scouts get on the water to paddleboard, kayak, canoe, sail, and even SCUBA dive. They earn certifications in boating safety, lifesaving, CPR, and SCUBA, and elected youth officers…
Scouts meet in small groups called Labs to do hands-on experiments — real laboratory science, not just kitchen-table demos — working alongside lab leaders and STEM professionals who show how those concepts are used in…
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A lot of amazing volunteers are doing great things for Scouting Colorado (aka Greater Colorado Council), the regional council within the Scouting America organization, formerly known as Boy Scouts of America. The national program improved safety and evolved in other ways over the past 5-20 years – and although changes can be difficult to accept, they are positive improvements overall. In a world of kids glued to digital devices, this non-profit organization prepares youths to become upstanding adults - "Prepared for Life". We are confident that our sons are safe during their fun and adventurous outings and they gain invaluable leadership experience. Each Cub Scout Pack and Scout Troop is different, so I recommend visiting 2-3 before joining one.
Sad that they say they've rebranded for inclusivity, and say they aren't a "religious group," yet your child is required to declare a belief in their god to participate. That is the definition of a religious organization. This is not inclusive of thousands of other belief systems who don't believe in a christian god. So disappointing, as we would have loved to put our children in a scouting program. But we will not trust this company with our children. They haven't changed.
This Council does its best to provide a safe and fun scouting experience for kids of all ages. I have seen firsthand the blood, sweat, and tears that are contributed every day into making the BSA the outstanding organization it is. If you've had a bad experience with a troop, I send you my condolences, and highly recommend you try again with a different troop. Sometimes it takes a few tries to find a group that works for your kid, and sometimes you have to push your kid to do hard things when they wanna back out (like dishes), but it's worth the friendships and experiences they will eventually get out of it and the tough, upstanding adult they will become. Thank you Greater Colorado Council for everything you've done for my family.
I am surprised to see the lower Google rating, as they have been amazing for our family of scouts. The staff at this site have always been so helpful and kind. I do wish that the Denver area was more active in scouts, as the Atlanta Area Council was, but they do their best with the interest they have here. I think that many families just camp on their own, not understanding all the values that are learned with the scouting program. We have many wonderful leaders in the Greater Colorado Council!