According to the Bryan on Scouting article Eagle Scout Class of 2018: The numbers behind the numbers Eagle Scout Fact Sheet 6.49 percent of all Scouts attained the rank of Eagle in 2018.  About 2.54 million Scouts achieved the rank of Eagle between 1912 and 2018.

For Scouts working on your Eagle rank, here are some links worth exploring:

Eagle Rank requirements on scouting.org

Some documents about the process from our District advancement committee

•   document Life to Eagle Seminar Information
•   pdf Flow Chart - Eagle Project and Application Process
•  Unit and District Adult Responsibilities in the Eagle Scout Process
•   document District Eagle Project Checklist
•   document Eagle Reference Letter 2019

The Chief Seattle Council has forms online here

Forms From National: The current version of the project workbook has expandable text boxes and space for image import. It can only be modified using Adobe Reader 9 or later. The file must be saved locally to edit, you cannot edit (or view) the file in a browser window.

• Eagle Scout Rank Application, No 512-728
• Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook, 512-927 (instructions and link)  

Guidelines for age appropriate tool use during your service project

•    pdf Age Guidelines for Tool Use and Work at Elevations or Excavations

To find out more about Eagle Advancement on EagleScout.org click here

Also, be sure to visit the National Eagle Scout Association for other resources.

For Eagle Paperwork and Boards of Review contact

For Eagle Project Reviews contact