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Advancement Procedures:
Eagle Scout Application

THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE IS USED TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR THE RANK OF EAGLE SCOUT.

SCOUT:
1. Upon completing all the requirements, (merit badges, project, report, and personal statement), the Scout prepares the official Eagle rank application. He and his Scoutmaster or Troop Advancement Chairman review the application and all other papers before submitting them to the Council Office.

2. The Scout takes in the Eagle application and his Eagle project notebook to the Council Office.

COUNCIL OFFICE:
1. The Council Office reviews the Scout's application to ensure that all the information needed is provided and the Scout has met all the requirements.

2. The Council Office mails out the Scout's request for letters of recommendation from the names listed on his application.

3. After the letters of recommendation have been returned, the Council Office notifies the Scout and his District Advancement Chairman by mail that the Scout is ready for a Board of Review.

DISTRICT ADVANCEMENT CHAIRMAN:
1. The District Advancement Chairman arranges a Board of Review for the Eagle candidate.

EAGLE BOARD OF REVIEW:
1. On a mutually agreed date, a committee of no fewer than 3 and no greater than 6 people (at least 1 from the Troop and at least 1 from the District) meet to determine the readiness of the Scout for the rank of Eagle.

2. If approval is unanimous, the application is signed and returned to the Council Office.

3. If approval is not unanimous, the Board prepares it's findings in a written report.

COUNCIL OFFICE:
1. The Council Executive reviews the documents and sign them, if he concurs.

2. The Council Office submits the approved eagle application to the National Headquarters

3. The Council Office keeps a copy of the application and the notebook on file.

4. The Council Office receives notification of action by the National Court of Honor approximately 6-8 weeks after the application is submitted.

5. The Council Office notifies the Scoutmaster of the action by the National Court of Honor.

TROOP:
1. A ceremony is planned for presentation of the award.

SCOUT:
1. Any Scout not recommended for the rank of Eagle, whether locally or nationally, may submit an appeal in writing to the Council Advancement Chairman.

COUNCIL ADVANCEMENT CHAIRMAN:
1. The Council Advancement Chairman reviews the Scout's request and determine if another a Board of Review for the Scout will be granted.

 
 
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Tall Pine Council, BSA - 507 W. Atherton Rd. Flint, MI 48507
Phone:(810) 235-2531    Fax:(810)235-5052
Website: http://www.tpcbsa.org/    Email: tpc@gfn.org
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