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1. troop586.com › assets › docsCourt of Honor Ceremony - Troop 586

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   COURTEOUS: “A Scout is polite to everyone regardless of age or position. He knows good manners make it easier for people to get along together.” KIND: “A Scout understands there is strength in being gentle. He treats others as he wants to be treated. He does not hurt or kill harmless things without reason.”

2. scoutsmarts.com › troop-court-of-honorHow To Plan And Run A Troop Court Of Honor: Your Full Guide

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   If you’ve never attended one, a Court of Honor is a ceremony in which Scouts are honored for their achievements, whether that be merit badges or a new rank (except for new Eagle Scouts, who have their own Eagle Court of Honor).

3. www.troop226.org › wp-content › uploadstroop 226 sample court of honor script

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   (Sean) - “Hello everyone, thank you for coming to this Court of Honor. Tonight we get to celebrate and acknowledge all of our troop’s achievements! Just to keep the ceremony moving along, please hold your applause until all the awards in each group have been presented. Let’s get started with prayer and the presentation of the colors.”

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   Recognition Ceremonies at Troop Courts of Honor. Some troops reserve the actual presentation of the badge for their court of honor, held every three months. Court of Honor recognition. ceremonies can be a bigger production where the badges are presented in a more impressive fashion.

5. www.boyscouttroop99.org › pdf › Troop99CourtofHonorCeremonyCourt of Honor - Boy Scout Troop 99

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   Script: (Call scouts forward with parents to line up behind ceremony table facing troop) Leader: You have reached a very important point in the path of Scouting. Whether or not you realize it, by meeting your Star Scout requirements, you have left the group of those who merely receive in Scouting.

6. troop1911.org › OctCourt of Honor Script Draft 9/30/2019 1 - Troop 1911

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   Candle Ceremony. SPL: Scouts, please rise and make the Scout sign. You do not need to repeat the Scout Oath today, simply listen and reflect on the words as I read them. On my honor, I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my Country (light Candle 1), to obey the Scout Law, to help other people at all times (light Candle 2),

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   What do you say at a court of Honor ceremony?

   • (Sean) - “Hello everyone, thank you for coming to this Court of Honor. Tonight we get to celebrate and acknowledge all of our troop’s achievements! Just to keep the ceremony moving along, please hold your applause until all the awards in each group have been presented. Let’s get started with prayer and the presentation of the colors.”

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   What should a scout Court of Honor look like?

   • The master of ceremonies calls on members of the court to make awards presentations. Retire the colors. Close. The court of honor may close with the troop’s regular closing ceremony. For their troop courts of honor, Scouts can devise an elaborate and more impressive opening and closing ceremony that communicates how special the occasion is.

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   How often does a troop hold a court of Honor?

   • In addition to recognition ceremonies during troop meetings, a troop holds a court of honor every three months. This is a formal recognition with families, friends, and the public in attendance. All Scouts who have moved up to any rank except Eagle Scout, or who have earned merit badges since the last court of honor, should be recognized.

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   How do you open a court of Honor?

   • An appropriate opening ceremony is presented. The master of ceremonies convenes the court of honor. The master of ceremonies calls on members of the court to make awards presentations. Retire the colors. Close. The court of honor may close with the troop’s regular closing ceremony.

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   How often do scouts hold a court of Honor?

   • In my troop, we typically held a Court of Honor every three or four months. This way, we’d have about three or four Courts of Honor throughout the year, pretty evenly split apart. Scouts could then plan around when the next Court of Honor should be so they can earn their ranks and badges in time!

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   How do I choose a court of Honor?

   • Picking the where and when of your Court of Honor is one of the most crucial steps. Not every Court of Honor has to be at your troop’s meeting location. You can pick a park, a community center, or whatever else comes to mind. My troop had some of our Courts of Honor at our meeting location, but many times we picked other spots.

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8. troop254.org › troop-documents › pCourt of Honor Script — Troop & Crew 254

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   The Scouts BSA Troop 254 Court of Honor Script document is a meticulously crafted guide designed to ensure a smooth and memorable ceremony. This comprehensive script provides detailed instructions and dialogue for each part of the event, from opening remarks and the presentation of colors to the recognition of achievements and closing reflections.