The Quality Unit Program was introduced in 1986 to recognize units that have met the narrow requirements established on a charter year basis. The award program ran through 2010 and was replaced with the Journey to Excellence Award Program.
The eight categories for the unit-level award -- six of which would qualify a unit for this award -- are membership, adult leadership and training, camping/outdoor activities, youth advancement, committee meetings, service projects, BOYS' LIFE, and assistant or youth leadership -- have requirements depending on the type of unit (Cub Scout Pack, Boy Scout Troop, Varsity Scout Team, Explorer Post or Ship, Career Awareness Exploring unit) and those requirements change every two years to reflect current programming.
Units who meet -- or surpassed -- their unit goals receive a special flag streamer and emblems to be worn below the Patrol medallion.
Below are the years that Troop 4 has earned the Quality Unit Award:
The eight categories for the unit-level award -- six of which would qualify a unit for this award -- are membership, adult leadership and training, camping/outdoor activities, youth advancement, committee meetings, service projects, BOYS' LIFE, and assistant or youth leadership -- have requirements depending on the type of unit (Cub Scout Pack, Boy Scout Troop, Varsity Scout Team, Explorer Post or Ship, Career Awareness Exploring unit) and those requirements change every two years to reflect current programming.
Units who meet -- or surpassed -- their unit goals receive a special flag streamer and emblems to be worn below the Patrol medallion.
Below are the years that Troop 4 has earned the Quality Unit Award:
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