Life to Eagle Packet

Congratulation you have attained YOUR Life rank and now you can begin to work on your Eagle Scout Rank.

Attention Scouts, Leaders, and Parents or Guardians
Eagle Scout rank requirement 5 has been reworded. To support that change, a new Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook has been created. Through Dec. 31, 2011, Scouts have a choice to use either the new workbook or the one it is replacing. Scouts whose Eagle Scout service project has already been approved by the council or district under the former wording of requirement 5—and using the former workbook—should continue with the same workbook. If their project has not yet been approved by the council or district, they may elect to use the revised requirement 5 and the new workbook. Starting Jan. 1, 2012, Eagle Scout candidates—unless they have already submitted a plan for approval by the council or district under the former requirement—will be expected to fulfill the revised service project requirement 5 using the new workbook.
You can obtain the Eagle Scout Work book at the following link:
Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook, No. 512-927 (New)

You can obtain the Eagle Scout Rank Application at the following link
Eagle Scout Rank Application, No. 512-728

You can obtain the Eagle Scout Palm Application at the following link:
Eagle Palm Application, No. 58-709
This is an application for duplicate Eagle Scout and NESA credentials.
http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/58-600.pdf

This information comes from the Youth Development Department at the National Council Office
 

New Service Project Guidelines Highlight Safety

  One of the most frequently asked questions that our Health and Safety Team receives concerns service projects. Specifically, which tools and jobs are appropriate for youth on a project site, and which are appropriate for adult leaders? To help shed a little light on this topic, the BSA recently published service project guidelines and age guidelines for tool use and work at elevations and excavations: