Unit Internet Advancement
Process ranks and
awards for packs, troops, teams, crews, ships, and
posts
Units can now submit advancement for unit youth members online. Use Internet Advancement for the following:
• Add ranks, merit badges, and awards
• Update information on existing advancements (excepting the Eagle Scout rank)
1. Click Here to begin
(You will need a MyScouting account to begin. If you do not have one, you may set one up.)
2. Select the unit advancement processor. This person must have Internet connectivity and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
3. Obtain a unit ID code from the council. The unit advancement processor attends an April roundtable, and can obtain the unit ID code there.
4. Gather information for advancement, including merit badge applications and advancement records with dates.
5. Click Internet Advancement on this page. Follow the instructions in Internet Advancement to process advancements and print an advancement report.
Units can now submit advancement for unit youth members online. Use Internet Advancement for the following:
• Add ranks, merit badges, and awards
• Update information on existing advancements (excepting the Eagle Scout rank)
1. Click Here to begin
(You will need a MyScouting account to begin. If you do not have one, you may set one up.)
2. Select the unit advancement processor. This person must have Internet connectivity and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
3. Obtain a unit ID code from the council. The unit advancement processor attends an April roundtable, and can obtain the unit ID code there.
4. Gather information for advancement, including merit badge applications and advancement records with dates.
5. Click Internet Advancement on this page. Follow the instructions in Internet Advancement to process advancements and print an advancement report.
2010 National Jamboree
2010 National Jambore
Click on the logo for the promotional website or to apply to participate.
100th Anniversary Celebration
The National Boy Scouts of America marketing division is have a contest to find individuals that resemble the fathers of Scouting in the United States. There are 2 divisions, one for youth and one for adults. Click Here to see the information form on how to submit.