r/BSA • u/Defiant_Engineer_166 • 14h ago

Scouting America Online record for NSJ Novas?

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Hello, I got both the 2023 and 2026 NSJ nova awards. Sadly, I believe I have lost the paper work certifying that I had completed it. I would like to put them on my college applications, does anyone know if I could find records online for proof? Thanks

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r/BSA • u/pranquily • 20h ago

Venturing Finally reached Pathfinder a couple weeks ago. Summit bound 💪

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r/BSA • u/ScouterBill • 11m left

Scouting America New Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook at (link) NOTE: Scouts who have already started preparing their workbook using the 2023 version may continue to use it. They do not need to redo it using the 2026 version.

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Eagle Scout Workbook

APPENDIX A – PROJECT ROLES

APPENDIX B – INFORMATION FOR PROJECT BENEFICIARIES

APPENDIX C – GUIDE FOR ADULTS

APPENDIX D – FUNDRAISING APPLICATION

ADDENDUM – MESSENGERS OF PEACE

Additional Resources:

Introduction to the 2026 Eagle Scout leadership service project workbook presentation

2026 Eagle Scout leadership service project workbook FAQs

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