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Troop 90 Kendall Park, NJ Trail to Eagle Requirements 11/8/ Troop 90 TTE Revision 2

Eagle Requirements All Eagle Scout rank advancement requirements must be completed prior to the Scout's eighteenth (18th) birthday, except for the board of review. 21 Merit Badges minimum (including the 13 Eagle Required). As a Life Scout serve actively for a period of six months, and demonstrate leadership in one or more positions of responsibility. While a Life Scout, plan, develop, and give leadership to others in a service project helpful to any religious institution, any school, or community. The plan should first be discussed with one of the Troop Eagle advisors to determine if your project meets all the BSA guidelines. 11/8/ Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 NOTE: THE EAGLE SCOUT LEADERSHIP SERVICE PROJECTS IS THE SCOUT’S PROJECT. PARENTS MAY ASSIST BUT IT IS THE SCOUT’S RESPONSIBILITY TO PLAN, EXECUTE, WRITE ‐ UP THE PROJECT.

Eagle Requirements The Scout must request letters from six references (five if no employer, and parent if no organized religious association). The candidate shall prepare a statement of his ambitions and life purpose. The candidate shall prepare a listing of positions of responsibility held in his religious institution, school, sports, community, camp, and other organizations during which he demonstrated responsibility and leadership skills. The list shall include honors, awards, and recognition received during this service. 11/8/ Troop 90 TTE Revision 2

Eagle Requirements Complete the Eagle Scout Verification request form. (located on Monmouth Council Website under Advancements/Eagle) –Certify with the Registrar at Council –Once certified – Registrar will your Eagle Application to you – all filled in. Take part in a Scoutmaster conference. Take part in a Eagle Scout Board of Review consisting of: –One or two District Representatives –Troop Representatives (typically T90 Eagle Advisor, Advancement Chair, Committee Chair (any Committee Members can attend) –Scoutmaster (silent observer) 11/8/ Troop 90 TTE Revision 2

Trail to Eagle – Board of Review District will run the Eagle Scout Board of Review, where the Scout must “Be Prepared” to discuss: Scouting experiences both within the Troop and outside the Troop Leadership positions both within the Troop and outside the Troop Merit badges Eagle Project (LEADERSHIP!!) BOR Guidance The BOR is not looking for Yes/No answers. Scouts are expected to expand on all answers. Remember ‐ Full Class A Uniform: –Scout Uniform (correct Rank patch on the shirt) –Scout Socks and Dress Shoes/Hiking Boots (no sneakers) –Neckerchief –Merit Badge Sash (with all merit badges attached) –Order of the Arrow Sash (if appropriate) 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 5

Trail to Eagle – Board of Review Scouts are to bring to the Board of Review: Scout Handbook Eagle Application (from Council Registrar) all signed! Original copy of the Eagle Workbook and four (4) additional copies. Copies of Blue Cards (hopefully you have been keeping them in a binder). Blue Cards are not mandatory (but still good to bring). All the requested letters of reference 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 6

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project ‐ Proposal Project Description Definitive description of the project, what group will benefit and why the project will be of benefit to the group. Project Details Detailed description including present condition, method, materials, time schedule and estimated costs Describe how funding will be obtained Describe how volunteers will be recruited Describe how the Scout will lead the project Describe any safety hazards and explain how the Scout will ensure the safety of those carrying out the project Follow up (if applicable) who will maintain the “end result” going forward Describe Contingencies, Contingencies, Contingencies... Time, Materials, Volunteers & Funding 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 7

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project ‐ Proposal After completing the proposal, have it reviewed by the Troop Committee/Eagle Advisor for approval. Once reviewed and accepted, get the required signatures to submit (a hard copy) to the District Representative for approval to begin the project. Project Helps: Project Time Line Materials and Supplies List Tools List Site Diagrams/Surveys “Step by Step” instructions (blue prints) if constructing items Safety Guidelines Leadership Matrix Photographs of the area before beginning project (before/after photographs provide a clear example of the project effort). 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 8

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project ‐ Proposal Approval Signatures for Project Proposal Unit Committee Chair Scoutmaster Beneficiary District 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 9

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project- Final Plan Use the workbook (Final Plan) to ‘layout’ your project in detail. Discuss any questions or comments with your Troop Eagle Advisor. Make your Final Plan - one that could be used by an outsider to lead your project. (i.e. – say you became sick before your work project and you could not be there…. if written correctly – anyone can step in and carry out the project). Carry Out the Project Progress of your project. Keep a record of each day’s progress and provide a “day to day” summary of how the project progressed; include both successes and challenges. 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 10

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project- Final Plan Time: Hours Scout Spent Working on the Project including: Planning/Execution/Write ‐ up Hours Spent by Other Scouts or Other Individuals Working on the Project Materials Required to complete the Project Item Quantity Costs per item Total Costs Donated or purchased by and from what resource 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 11

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project- Final Plan Change Document “all” change. Indicate the issue/change, the reason for the change and how you overcame the change. Approval Signatures for Project Unit Leader Beneficiary Remember: Demonstrating Leadership of Scouts & Leaders is very important. Even though there is not a required number of hours, Scouts should target 100+ total hours (Scouts, Leader, & Volunteers ‐ includes write ‐ up & prep time). Adding detail to the initial write ‐ up will add structure to the project, make the final write ‐ up easier and will help during the Scout's Eagle Board of Review 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 12

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project ‐ Resources Several resources to help with the Scout's Eagle Project... Monmouth Council Website contains documents & guidelines to review: scout/ scout/ National Eagle Scout Association: MS Word version of the Eagle Leadership Service Project workbook (NESA) Project Ideas: The WWW is a great source for project ideas (Google the subject). Several websites list past Eagle Projects that may help a Scout develop ideas of their own: /8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 13

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project ‐ Resources Several resources to help with the Scout's Eagle Project... South Brunswick and the neighboring area offer many opportunities for Eagle Projects. In addition to Community & Non Profit Organizations and Churches, the following are a few "Scout friendly" contacts for Eagle Project Ideas: –The Sand Hills Church and Troop 90. –South Brunswick Recreation & Parks Department ‐ Tom Morris, Director. (732) 329 ‐ 4000 x7681 –Delaware and Raritan Canal Park ‐ Stephanie Fox ‐ 609 ‐ 924 ‐ 5705 –Rockingham House ‐ Division of Parks and Forestry. Site Director: Lisa 609 ‐ 683 ‐ 7132 or 11/8/2014 Troop 90 TTE Revision 2 14

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