Welcome to BSA Troop 19's
Eagle Workbook Page
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Welcome to BSA Troop 19's |
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This page is designed to help upcoming Life Scouts get started in the process of filling out all the required forms for their Eagle Project. |
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All forms are in PDF format, you must have Adobe Reader to view the files. |
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There are NOW 2 separate files that you must download. The first one is the Eagle Workbook which is from the Troop. The other is the Workbook from NESA that is a fillable PDF form. Make sure you get the information from Mr. Perry to fill out Page 6. |
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When you are finished filling out the form, first print a copy for your records and then send a copy to Mr. Marum for his review. |
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This workbook has all the information from the Troop to get started on your Eagle Project |
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This is a fillable form from NESA. Please note that the link is to the council page. They will have everything you will need to write up your project. |
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This is the new form for reference letters. YOU MUST HAVE 5 OF THESE!!! |
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This is the application for Eagle Scout. This is new this year because of the addition of the Cooking MB |
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NEW RULES FOR EAGLE PROJECTS THAT ARE BEING DONE FOR CMS SCHOOLS |
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1. Life Scout creates project concept and initial BSA “Eagle Scout Services Project Proposal” and reviews with/gains approval from: Unit Leader, Unit Committee and Beneficiary.
2. Life Scout submits/reviews BSA “Eagle Scout Service Project Proposal” with District Review Committee.
3. When appropriate, District Review Committee approves project and signs off with notation “Must follow CMS guidelines on council website under Advancement.”
4. District Review Committee refers Life Scout to new CMS “Eagle Scout Project Proposal” form/process.
5. Scout completes CMS “Eagle Scout Project Proposal” form; emails completed form and original BSA “Eagle Scout Service Project Proposal” to: Phil A. Berman, CMS Eagle Project Coordinator
6. Phil Berman assigns a Senior Portfolio Manager to Life Scout/project.
7. Senior Portfolio Manager works with Life Scout to review/approve project; once complete, sends email to Life Scout confirming CMS approval.
8. Life Scout proceeds to set up project workdays and completes project.
9. Life Scout circles back with SPM and Phil Berman with details and photos of project completion.
10. Life Scout gets beneficiary and unit leader to sign off and completes/submits BSA “Eagle Scout Service Project Report.” |
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The Eagle Scout Project Review Committee will no longer accept proposed projects for Habitat for Humanity, Blood Drives for the American Red Cross and projects that are "providing labor only". |
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This page is maintained by Rick Cardenas, ASM & IT
Director of Troop 19 Last Updated: January 14, 2023 |
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