The Eagle Court of Honor Book: The Complete Guide to Scouting's Greatest Moment

by Mark A. Ray

The Eagle Court of Honor Book is the complete guide to Scouting's greatest moment. It covers every aspect of staging an Eagle Scout court of from physical arrangements to promotion to the ceremony itself. Included are three complete ceremonies, nine planning checklists, 15 pages of charges, poems, and quotations, inexpensive props you can make, and support job descriptions. A must for any Boy Scout leader's library.

Genres: Nonfiction

182 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1999

Reviews

[Julie]

Very helpful when starting to plan my son's Eagle Scout Court of Honor. In our troop the family plans the whole thing, so any help is welcome.

[Zinger]

This is a useful book to get ideas on putting together an Eagle Court of Honor. I tend to mix and match the suggestions in the book, with the ideas of the boy and his parents, and my own.

[Bookwyrmgyrl]

This is a handy book - lots of good information. In particular, the planner for what should happen a month ahead, a week ahead, and a day ahead of an Eagle court of honor have been very helpful.

[Jemma]

Pretty helpful simplifying a slightly daunting process. If you are planning an Eagle court of honor definitely the book to read.

[Patricia Chambers]

Good resource for planning an Eagle
scout Court of Honor.