Centennial Quality Awards Program

The Program

The Centennial Quality Awards program is designed by the Boy Scouts of America to recognize units, districts, councils, areas, and regions in achieving excellence in providing a quality program to a growing youth population in America at all levels of the Boy Scouts of America. The following links and descriptions are from the National Council's web site and will explain the program. There is also information specific to Clinton Valley Council regarding the timeline and minimum requirements for the units and districts.

An important point to remember is that the Centennial Quality Awards are not based on when the unit recharters, but on a calendar year.

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Implementation and Commitment Forms

Unit Implementation* (4.12 MB)
Learn about how your unit can qualify for the new award for 2007. See the unit commitment form and be able to download it for your use.

Unit Commitment Form* (2.11 MB)
Download the form for completion and sharing with the other members of your unit. The interpretation of the requirements is also available to know how you can qualify.

Implementation Folder* (10.77 MB)
The award implementation packet with: the design of the new awards that will be available after October 31, 2007 and comments from a representative group of volunteers and professionals who helped to provide direction and feedback with the new requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions*
Consult this page to view answers to common questions about the Centennial Quality Awards program

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The Awards

Each year the council, district, and unit will have the chance to earn the Centennial Quality Award for that year. Each year's award will be slightly different.

2007	2008	2009	2010
Centennial Quality Award Ribbon - 2007

Unit Pin	District Pin	Council Pin

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