List of Eagle Scouts

Keaton L. - 2022

Connor C. - 2023

Austin M. - 2023

Markham L. - 2023

Preston K. - 2024

Hans L. - 2025

TC S. - 2025

William S. - 2025

Eli S. - 2025

Gautham G. -2026

Henry H. -2026

The rank of Eagle Scout is the highest and one of the most challenging ranks a Scout can achieve. Only about 7% of Scouts will earn this distinguished rank. Reaching Eagle Scout is not simply about completing a checklist of requirements; it is a journey that requires years of commitment, perseverance, leadership, and dedication.

To become an Eagle Scout, a Scout must complete all previous ranks, from Scout through Life, earn at least 22 merit badges, including 14 Eagle-required merit badges, and plan, lead, and complete a service project that benefits their community. Each of these accomplishments requires time, effort, responsibility, and determination. The Eagle Scout service project, in particular, gives Scouts the opportunity to put their leadership skills into action by organizing others and making a lasting difference in their community.

Along the way, Scouts learn much more than outdoor skills. They learn how to lead others, solve problems, work as part of a team, overcome challenges, and take responsibility for their actions. They learn that true leadership is not about telling others what to do, but about setting an example and being willing to serve those around them.

Earning the rank of Eagle Scout is a significant accomplishment that represents years of hard work and personal growth. It is a reflection of the countless hours spent at meetings, campouts, service projects, merit badge classes, and other Scouting activities. Behind every Eagle Scout is a story of challenges overcome, goals accomplished, and people who helped them along the way.

The Scouts recognized above have demonstrated the dedication and perseverance necessary to reach this remarkable milestone. Their accomplishments are something they can carry with them for the rest of their lives. May their achievement serve as a reminder of what can be accomplished through determination, leadership, and a commitment to serving others.

May this honor recognize not only the rank they have earned, but also the character, effort, and leadership they have developed throughout their Scouting journey. Becoming an Eagle Scout is not the end of the journey—it is a foundation for the many challenges, opportunities, and responsibilities that lie ahead.