Scheduling Eagle Scout Boards of Review in Tall Timbers District:  To be a valid Eagle Board of Review, it is a National REQUIREMENT that an authorized District Representative sit on the Board.  BEFORE you schedule an Eagle Board of Review, contact the District Advancement Committee at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to have a District Representative assigned for your Board.  See separate page on this topic under the Advancement page of the Tall Timbers District web site.

Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project approval in Tall Timbers District:  Several approvals, including the District Advancement Chairman, are REQUIRED BEFORE a Scout can begin his Eagle Service Project.  Please contact the District Advancement Committee for District approval of a proposed Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project.  Please contact the District Advancement Committee at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Tall Timbers District Annual Boy Scout Advancement Day:  An opportunity for advancement and training.  Look for notices at Roundtable, on the Tall Timbers District web site, email, etc.

Tall Timbers District Merit Badge Counselor Orientation and Training:  This is an ongoing program involving all units in Tall Timbers District.  See MB Counselor Information Form under the Advancement page on the Tall Timbers District web site.

Tall Timbers District Annual Scout Saturday at SAM:  An opportunity for advancement and training, held around February of each year.  Watch for notices at Roundtable, on the Tall Timbers District web site, email, etc.

Advancement Training for Cub Scout Packs:  This is an ongoing program involving all Cub Scout units in Tall Timbers District.

Advancement Training for Boy Scout Troops:  This is an ongoing program involving all Boy Scout units in Tall Timbers District.

Advancement issues:  Please do not hesitate to contact  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you have a question about the BSA Scout advancement process in general or a question about a specific advancement situation in your unit.  Advancement is an important METHOD towards achieving the AIM of Scouting, which is "to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law" (BSA Mission Statement).