Eagle Scout Information

Life Scouts (and future Eagles) of Aquia District,

For Life Scouts continuing along Your Life to Eagle Trail, congratulations! The summit of that Trail is in sight! Your Scout leaders will provide great guidance as you continue forward to attaining the highest rank in Scouting. As you focus on your Eagle Scout Service Project, this website and associated links will be helpful—and necessary! The Aquia District goal is to prepare and assist you, the Life Scout/Eagle Scout candidate, by:

Providing final approval of your Service Project plan prior to beginning the project;

· Providing guidance in carrying out the project;

· Providing guidance in writing-up and submitting your project; and,

· Representing the National Capital Area Council (NCAC) on your Eagle Board of Review (BOR) prior to submission of the Eagle Scout Application and Service Project Workbook to Council and, ultimately to National Scout headquarters for final approval.

Key items of information:

1. The NCAC Eagle Scout Procedures Guide (ESPG) (current version 2022)

2. Mr. Carlos Rodriguez, Aquia District Eagle Coordinator, e-mail at:  AquiaEagles@gmail.com

3. The Eagle Scout Rank Application (ESRA) (current version June 2022)

4. The Eagle Scout  Service Project Workbook (current version February 2023)

5. Project Process:

a.  To request a Project Review,

Send the following to AquiaEagles@gmail.com :

Scout Name,
Unit Number,
Date of Scout’s 18th Birthday.
In the subject line, please write “Eagle Project Approval Request”.

A District Advancement Representative will respond to you and set up a time to meet.

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b.  To request a Final District Review,

Send the following to AquiaEagles@gmail.com :
Scout Name,
Unit Number,
Date of Scout’s 18th Birthday.
In the subject line, please write “Eagle Final Review Request”.

· The “service” part of Eagle Scout Service Project is completed and signed off by:
the Scout,
the unit leader,
and the representative of the organization receiving the service;

· The Eagle Workbook is written-up and includes signatures indicated above;

· The ESRA is completed through Requirement 6. The Eagle Applicant and unit have signed off on CERTIFICATION BY APPLICANT and the UNIT APPROVAL sections of the Eagle application, No 521-728.

· All Merit Badges and requirements for rank are completed, including a Scoutmaster Conference.

A District Advancement Representative will respond to you and set up a time to meet. At this meeting, your ESRA will be collected and sent to the NCAC Office for certification. Once the certification is complete, the District Representative will inform the Scout and his/her unit that a Board of Review may be convened.

6. Printing ESRA from Scoutbook

7. Printing Scouts BSA History Report from Scoutbook

8. Planning Checklist

9. Tool Use Guidance