Eagle
Scout Advancement
The trail to Eagle is an
experience that combines hard work, perseverance, and
initiative. The Eagle rank is never given to a scout. He must
earn it. This in turn, marks an Eagle Scout as a person who
is responsible and willing to go the extra mile. Eagle Scouts
have occupied the highest reaches of government, industry,
finance, and two have even walked on the surface of the Moon.
To assist you in reaching these heights, the Saugahatchee
District provides here the forms, worksheets and the checklist
needed to complete your Eagle Scout service project and apply
for the rank. Because the Eagle rank is such an important step,
the process for advancing is different from previous ranks.
In addition to the approval of your Scoutmaster and Troop
Committee, your service project must be approved at the District
level by the Eagle Scout Advancement Chairman. Your merit badges are
double-checked at the Council level and your board of review is
conducted by members of the District Eagle Scout Advancement
Committee. Ultimately, your application must be approved by the
BSA National Office before you are awarded the rank.
Follow the checklist closely. If you have any questions, please
contact the Saugahatchee District Eagle Scout Advancement Chairman
whose contact information appears below.
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Hilliard
Gibbs - Eagle
Scout Advancement Chairman
Phone: Home - 334-745-4046
Work - 334-826-8700, extension 31
E-mail:
barn98eagle@att.net
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Forms are
downloadable in PDF, Microsoft Word and Excel formats.
To download the Adobe PDF Reader for free, click
here.
Eagle Scout
Checklist - Follow this
checklist to ensure that you correctly complete all the steps
necessary to earn the Eagle rank.
Download in PDF format.
Saugahatchee District Eagle
Project Guidelines - Use this
document to assist you in selecting and leading an Eagle Scout
Leadership Service Project.
Download in PDF
format.
Eagle Scout Leadership Service
Project Workbook - Use this
workbook to plan and receive the necessary approval before you
begin your project. The workbook is also used to document your
completed project. Both formats may be filled out
electronically.
Download in PDF
or Microsoft Word
format.
Project Planning Worksheets -
These forms duplicate some of the service project planning
worksheets found in the Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project
Workbook. They are useful in figuring costs for materials, hours
worked, and tools used but are not a required part of your
project report.
Download in Microsoft Excel format.
Eagle Scout Rank Application
- This application is used to apply for
the rank and obtain the necessary approval from your unit
leadership, Eagle Board of Review, Council, and ultimately the
BSA National Office.
The form is a fillable-field PDF or it may be printed out and
filled out by hand.
Download in PDF format.
Eagle Scout Court
of Honor Resources - follow this
link for documents that may be useful in planning your Eagle
Court of Honor.
This page last updated - March 2010 |
