Eagle Scout is the highest rank a Scout can earn in a Scouting America troop. First awarded in 1912, it reflects years of outdoor skills, leadership and service, and it stays with a Scout for life. Since 2021, young women have earned it too.
Every Eagle Scout has led a service project for their community, earned at least 21 merit badges and served as a leader of fellow Scouts. This is our honor roll, and we’re proud of every name on it.
The road to Eagle
- Be active in the troop for at least six months as a Life Scout
- Earn at least 21 merit badges, including the 13 Eagle-required badges
- Serve six months in a troop leadership position
- Plan, develop and lead a service project that helps the community, a school or a religious institution
- Live the Scout Oath and Law, then complete a Scoutmaster conference and an Eagle board of review
Everything except the board of review must be finished before the Scout’s 18th birthday.
Troop 182B Eagle Scouts
Our Eagle Scout honor roll is coming soon
We’re gathering the names of Troop 182B’s Eagle Scouts so we can honor each one here.
Are you a Troop 182B Eagle Scout, or the parent of one? Please contact us so we can add you.