Becoming an Eagle Scout is a huge accomplishment and one that requires serious commitment and effort over several
years.  Most all scouts aspire to become an Eagle Scout but only a few actually make it to the top. Click here to see the
Honor Roll of Upton Eagle Scouts.

When a boy is ready to begin the board of review process for his eagle, he needs to request (via the Advancement
Chairperson) a meeting with what will be a minimum of 3 committee members.  

When asking for Committee Chair approval of an Eagle Rank Application, the Scout needs to request (again via
Advancement Chairperson) a Board of Review with the Committee.

The Scout's final step will be to have the Committee organize his Community Board of Review once his application is
processed at the District Level.  (This is typically initiated by the District Level contacting the Committee Chair or
Committee Advancement person.)

Below is a list of resources that can help you along the way to eagle.

Eagle Scout Workbook

Eagle Application

Eagle Palm Application

Troop 132 Life to Eagle Process -- see the Troop 132 Handbook

Eaglescout.org - All about getting to Eagle

Eagle Project Ideas - This is a great site full of good project ideas.

Eagle_Scout_Leadership_Service_Project_Checklist
Becoming An Eagle Scout
Eagle Scout Page
Evergreen Campsite
This is from our site  at the
Treasure Valley Scout
Reservation.
Stephen P's Eagle Crew
The Troop showed up to help
Stephen work on his Eagle
Project.

By Troop Historian, Derek M.

This past Veteran’s Day numerous scouts from Upton’s Troop 132 along with town and state leaders, and Upton’s
Veterans participated in the dedication of the newly enhanced Veteran’s Memorial at Lakeview Cemetery.  The ceremony
which was coordinated by Scout Stephen P. as part of his completion of his Eagle project which consisted of improving the
surroundings of the existing memorial.  

Troop Chaplain Kaelan F. recited the opening prayer with speeches made by Stephen P., Representative George
Peterson, and Veteran Russell Wood.  Stephen P. ended the ceremony with a Veteran’s Day poem and taps was played
by Troop Bugler Brett N.
Veteran’s Memorial Dedication