Advancement for all Scouts:

Advancement is a big part of Scouting. The goal of every boy is to work through the Tenderfoot and Second Class ranks to become a First Class Scout. A First Class Scout knows the ropes, how to take care of himself and others, and he's ready for high adventure and greater responsibility. He is prepared to continue work towards becoming an Eagle Scout as a leader in the Troop. Advancement includes earning Merit Badges that teach important life skills or just fun stuff like rock climbing, aviation, motor boating and lots, lots more.

 

Troop 50 advancement procedures

• Troop 50's procedures for getting a merit badge

• Troop 50's policies on Star and Life Service Projects

• Advancement Tracking Sheets for Tenderfoot to First Class (coming soon)

More Advancement links

• BSA Advancement and Awards Page:  Boy Scout Rank Advancement Requirements

• Offical Merit Badge Requirements: National Webpage

• Merit badge.com:  Requirements, advancement helps, and more

• Animated Knots:  A cool site that uses animation to demonstrate how to tie all kinds of knots

Especially for Eagle Scouts:

• Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook The PDF Fillable Version of the workbook that is required after January 1, 2012

  NESA Web site  National Eagle Scout Association (NESA), Trail to Eagle, Scholarships, Awards, etc

• Alpha Phi Omega   A Co-Ed National Service Fraternity with chapters on many college campuses which membership includes many Eagle Scouts

 

Special Opportunities:

• Boy Scout Awards at the National BSA Web Site

• Interpreter Strip : Confirmation Form

• Tot'n' Chip

• BSA Lifeguard : Application Form

• 50 Miler Award

 

Only found in Del-Mar-Va Council:

• Del Mar Va Frostbite Camper

• Historic Trails on Del-Mar-Va

 

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