Eagle Scout is the highest honor attainable by young men who have participated in Boy Scouts. Acquiring this rank identifies the culmination of years of training, learning life skills, and performing countless hours of service in the Boy Scout tradition of honor and duty to “God and . . . Country, . . . to obey the Scout Law, to help other people at all times, to keep . . . physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight,” as the Boy Scout Oath outlines. In addition, these young men have completed a major project of service to their community and must then pass an Eagle Scout Board of Review. We would like to congratulate the following Crusaders who have attained the rank of Eagle Scout:
Dominic Hornsby '24
Which Troop are you in?
Troop 100
Please give a brief description of your Eagle Scout project.
I renovated a little library that provides anyone the ability to read as long as they return the book, which gives people without the funds to buy books easy access to literature.
Gabriel Duran '24
Which Troop are you in?
Troop 100
Please give a brief description of your Eagle Scout project.
My fellow scouts and I took all of the old rubber scraps off of the St. Pius playground and raked up leaves, making it look nice, and then we put down fresh rubber scraps.
Sean Lagrange '24
Which Troop are you in?
Troop 365
Please give a brief description of your Eagle Scout project.
I supervised the planting of over 800 trees in a detention pond to prevent neighborhood flooding, improve air quality, and provide a habitat for displaced wildlife.
Congratulations to these Crusaders for earning this incredible, rare achievement! We are so proud of your hard work. Thank you for modeling acts of service and doing "a good turn daily" for everyone in our community.
