Centennial Quality Award Program

Why?  

• The vision of the Centennial Quality Award program is “To improve the QUALITY of every unit in America!” 
• The Centennial Quality Unit Award is one of the best tools we have to measure unit quality.  

 What?  

• This is a goal-setting process that involves improvement in six areas.  

How?  

• Each November, the assigned unit commissioner meets with the unit leader (cubmaster, scoutmaster, coach or crew advisor) to review their success in accomplishing that year's goals.  NOTE:  This can be done as part of the charter renewal support visit in October or November.
• At that same time, they complete a commitment form for the following year.  
• There are three copies of the commitment form.  One is kept by the unit, one stays with the unit commissioner, and one is forwarded to the district commissioner.  

When?  

• One copy of the commitment form for the coming year is due to the District Commissioner by: March 1
• The signed review form from the previous year is due to the District Commissioner by:  December 31

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