Life to Eagle

Eagle Scout is the highest advancement rank in Boy Scouting. Life to Eagle is a Troop 890 program directed by Dr. Bill Bruck to guide Scouts that have attained Life rank to the achievement of Eagle rank.

• In 2009, 52,470 Scouts earned the rank of Eagle Scout.
• Around 5 percent of all Boy Scouts earned the Eagle Scout rank in 2009.
• In 2009, the average age of boys earning the Eagle Scout rank was 17.3 years of age.

Troop 890's Life-to-Eagle Resources:

1. The 890 Road to Eagle (PDF, Word)
2. Checklist for Success (PDF, Word)
3. Planning the Eagle Court of Honor (PDF, Word)

Powerpoint Presentations:

• How to Become an Eagle Scout
• The Trail from Life to Eagle
• Advising Eagle Scout Candidates

Additional Resources (PDF):

• Eagle Application, Form 512-728, 2009
• Eagle Workbook, Form 512-7927, 2009
• The Life-to-Eagle Process
• Troop 890 Eagle Advisors
• National Eagle Scout Association brochure

Eagle Links:

• National Eagle Scout Association
• EagleScout.org -- resources for Scouts, Scouters, and parents
• U.S. Scouting Service: Eagle Requirements
• Eagle Scout project ideas