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Re: 2% of Scouts???...

Dan Brown (dabrown2@VT.EDU)
Sun, 1 Jun 1997 11:01:57 +0600


At 10:52 AM 5/24/97 -0700, stan rudnick wrote:
>I would be very interested in knowing the number of Scouts who attain
>1st Class who go on to Eagle.... in my son's troop it must be
>running about 90% if not higher..

I would say your troop is exceptional although without specific numbers
it would be hard to tell how or why. In our troop, 90% get to first class
mostly
of those in the first year. This drops off considerably in the upper ranks
We have abound 3 to 4 percent of our scouts make eagle If we exclude the
scouts who never reached first class, I doubt the pecentage of eagles would
exceed 10 and never get near 90.

Dan Brown (Mimawanachen Wikhetschik) Committee Chairman
Troop 56 Blacksburg VA New River District Tutelo Lodge
Camping Committee Blue Ridge Mountain Council
Regulatory and Documentation Specialist @ Tetra Second nature
dabrown2@vt.edu or brownd@bg1us.wl.com

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