Eagle Scouts
Life Scouts on the Journey to Eagle.
Life Scouts, you are on the final and most challenging stage of your journey to earning the rank of Eagle Scout, a path that requires leadership, perseverance, and a commitment to service. At this stage, you are refining your skills, taking on greater responsibilities, and working toward completing your Eagle Scout service project—an effort that demonstrates your ability to lead and make a meaningful impact in your community.
If you are ready to start the Eagle Scout Verification Process, please complete and compile the items below:
The Eagle Scout Rank Application
The Statement of Ambition and Life Purpose
From the Eagle Scout workbook “Project Proposal” section”
1. Page B “Contact Information”
2. Page H ” Signature Page”
From the Eagle Scout workbook “Project Report” section”
1. Page B “Leadership Page”
2. Page C ” Signature Page”
If any fundraisers were use for your project, please submit the “Fundraiser Application”
All of these pages can be brought to the Scout Shop during regular business hours. Depending on the timing, some verifications can be completed that day. A drop off option is available during the week and on Saturdays. If dropping off, the office will call once the verification is complete and you can pick up your original paperwork.
For the Eagle Scout Certification process, Scouts will need to bring the original Eagle Scout Rank application with all of the signatures, after their Board of Review to the Scout Shop. The office keeps the originals on file. It’s always best to make a copy for your own records.
Questions? Please call your respective Scout Shop at or email LHC527@scouting.org.
Eagle Scouts—Show Off Your Hard Work & Build Your Network!
You’ve put in the time, effort, and leadership to complete your Eagle Scout project—now it’s time to share it with the world! The Laurel Highlands Council wants to showcase your project in digital and print media to highlight your dedication, inspire future Eagle Scouts, and demonstrate the incredible impact Scouting has on our communities.
This is also a great way to build your network—your project could catch the attention of community leaders, local organizations, and even potential employers or mentors.
Gain well-deserved recognition, celebrate your success, and make valuable connections that can help in your future. Submit your project details and photos today, and let’s show everyone what Eagle Scouts can accomplish!
Please complete this form below. By submitting, you give the Laurel Highlands Council permission to promote you and and your Eagle Scout Project at our discretion.
NATIONAL EAGLE SCOUT ASSOCIATION.
The purpose of the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) Pittsburgh is to identify Eagle Scouts and to provide a manpower resource for the Council – to serve Eagle Scouts and through them, the entire movement of Scouting. The local chapter of the National Eagle Scout Association provides a variety of programs for both youth and adult Eagle Scouts including:
NESA Ambassador’s Program
Eagles Hiring Eagles Job Board
Corporate Eagle Scout Recruiting Program
Career Network Program
For more information, please visit the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) Pittsburgh by clicking here.
Honor the Journey – Eagle Scout Walkway
Scouting America, Laurel Highlands Council has established an Eagle Scout brick walkway in front of the Liberty Bell at Flag Plaza to honor Eagle Scouts. Sponsorship of a brick will support the council’s ongoing Scouting programs and help ensure more Eagle Scouts for the second century of Scouting.
Brick sizes: 4″ x 8″ and 8″ x 8″ are available with your name and Eagle Scout year inscribed.
Bricks can also be named: IN HONOR OF … or … IN MEMORY OF
Your brick(s) will be set into the Eagle Scout Legacy Walkway as a lasting tribute to an Eagle Scout’s accomplishment that will proclaim the hope for more Eagle Scouts to follow in your footsteps.
Purchase a brick in the Eagle Scout Legacy Walkway today!
