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Eagle Scout Rank Advancement Help & Downloads
| Visit the www.Scouting.org Eagle Workbook Page |
Link |
| Download the Eagle Project Workbook |
PDF (217KB) |
| Download the Eagle Project Workbook (Word) |
RTF (11KB) |
| Help with your Workbook |
PDF (17KB) |
| Trail to Eagle Flow Chart |
PDF (205KB)
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| Guidelines for Eagle Scout Leadership Project |
html ( 54KB) |
| Press Release Form |
PDF (44KB) |
| A List of All Projects Completed |
Link |
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Link |
| Eagle Rank Application Form - Link to National website |
PDF - Link |
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Since
projects vary so widely, it is difficult to give a typical time line. In
any case you should anticipate about 6 to 12 months to plan and carry out your
Eagle Project. This is especially important to consider if you are
approaching, or already past, your 17th birthday. Many steps will depend
on other’s schedules, such as when the next monthly Township Supervisor’s or
Parks and Recreation board meeting, your troop’s next committee meeting,
vacations of key people, or when you can next meet with the District Advancement
Committee. Most steps also depend on what priority you give your Eagle
project, and what other commitments you have. These are very rough time
estimates. This overall schedule assumes that by the time the project is
done, you have completed all the other requirements.
| Come up with idea. Discuss project
concept with Scoutmaster or Eagle Advisor. Work out exact
requirements with organization that will benefit. |
3-5 weeks |
| Preliminary planning, produce rough draft of
proposal. |
2-6 weeks |
| Review proposal draft with Scoutmaster or
Eagle Advisor and produce
revised proposal. This process may be repeated several times. |
1-4 weeks |
| Get approval from organization that the
project benefits. |
1-4 weeks |
| Get approval of Scoutmaster. |
1 week |
| Get approval of Troop Committee. |
1-4 weeks |
| Get approval of District Advancement
Committee. This may also
require some revisions and multiple meetings if you are not fully
prepared. |
2-6 weeks |
| Carry out the project. |
4-20+ weeks |
| Prepare report. |
1-3 weeks |
| Review report with Scoutmaster and Eagle
Advisor. Revise as needed. |
1-2 weeks |
| Schedule and hold Scoutmaster Conference |
2-3 weeks |
| Submit application and report, processed by
Local Council. |
2 weeks |
| Schedule and hold Eagle Board of Review. |
2-4 weeks |
| Approval from Local Council and BSA National
Headquarters. |
2-3 weeks |
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| Total as shown, without adjustment for other
commitments or unusual cases. |
25-67
weeks |
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