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Advancement Resources (updated December 3, 2011) |
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Resources specific to 2012 policies |
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Advancement News (National newsletter announcing release & explaining rationale
for new advancement policies) Guide
to Advancement
(Official BSA advancement policy) 2012 Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook (A fillable PDF document, pre-filled with
council and district information on page 6. Units are encouraged to maintain
their own versions pre-filled with unit-specific information) |
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General resources unaffected by the policy
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EAGLE
SCOUT RANK APPLICATION
This link is to the current version of the application on the official BSA
web site. It is the only version of the application that will be accepted and
is only available on line. You may save it to your computer where you
can complete it electronically or print it and complete it by hand. Guide
to Safe Scouting the official BSA
publication designed to prepare adult leaders to conduct Scouting activities
safely and prudently. The first section of the guide is devoted to youth
protection and adult leadership. Eagle candidates must ensure that adults who
provide supervision for their projects are acquainted with the Guide to Safe Scouting, and agree to
abide by the guidelines in it. Eagle Candidate Checklist outlines recommendation letter
requirements, as well as all items that must be submitted to the council
office in the Eagle packet. |
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Resources specific to 2011 policies (superseded on Jan. 1, 2012, but will
remain available for reference as long as needed) |
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2011 Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook You must use this edition of the workbook
to document your Eagle project. It is available only as a PDF form that can
be completed electronically, then printed. Approval
signatures must appear on the page designated for them, and they must be
original signatures (not scanned or photocopied and not on a different page
inserted in the workbook). Tips for completing the PDF
version of the workbook.
An excellent Eagle project plan can be described using only the printed or
PDF version of the workbook. If you wish, however, you may use a word
processor and/or spreadsheet on your computer to complete the PROJECT DETAILS
section of the workbook. Such material should be clearly labeled with the
part of the workbook it goes in, and pages should be numbered. 2011
Project Plan Outline
describes in detail the expectations in Orange district for adequate
development and planning of the Eagle project Occoneechee Council Life to Eagle
Guide Produced by the Occoneechee Council Advancement Committee, this guide is
designed to help Eagle candidates and adult leaders understand the
requirements for advancement to Eagle and how they are applied in our
council.
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