What do you need for your Eagle Scout board of review?

These are all the things that the Scout should remember to have at his Eagle Board of Review: His filled out Eagle Project Workbook WITH all needed Signatures (for Project completion) Don’t forget pictures of the Eagle Project (photos from before, during, & after) His Boy Scout Handbook with Dates & Initials filled in.

What is asked in a board of review?

The Board of Review is a time to determine the Scout’s attitudes, accomplishments, and acceptance of Scouting Ideals. Scout Spirit is defined as living the Scout Oath and Scout Law in a Scout’s everyday life. The board should make sure that good standards have been met in all phases of the Scout’s life.

Can you fail a BSA board of review?

Often failure to pass a board of review is not the fault of the Scout but of the review board. In my 36 years of Scouting experience, from Scoutmaster to district committee chairman, I have found that over-testing of the Scout was the cause of 99 percent of the failures to complete a rank.

What every Scout should know?

Scout Law: A Scout is …Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, Reverent. Scout Motto: Be Prepared. Scout Slogan: Do a good turn daily. Be conservation-minded.

How do you pass Eagle Board of Review?

Eagle Board of Review Guidelines

1. Review the prospective Eagle Scout’s application.
2. Read his reference letters and other important documents.
3. Become familiar with his service project by assessing his final report and any available pictures.
4. Review these guidelines to help formulate pertinent questions.

What do I do after my eagle project?

After the project is complete, write-up the “Project Report” in the Workbook: The Scout will need to complete the section titled “Eagle Scout Service Project Report” (the Project Report pages A – C. Remember to obtain signatures of completion from the Unit Leader and Beneficiary.

What is the edge method?

EDGE stands for: Explain. Demonstrate. Guide. Enable.

What happens after Eagle Board of Review?

After the board of review is passed, the application goes back to the local council for the Scout executive’s signature. (This has to be one of the coolest parts of a Scout executive’s job!) The Scout executive signs the application and then enters it into the BSA system to send to the National Advancement Team.

What skills do Boy Scouts learn?

Scouting helps youth develop academic skills, self-confidence, ethics, leadership skills, and citizenship skills that influence their adult lives.

Should I put my kid in Scouts?

Becoming a scout helps kids develop their social skills while spending more time with friends and family. It helps them grow bonds as they learn and have fun, which is an important part of childhood. There are different BSA troops with various events, so children can truly find new passions through many activities.