Second Class, Varsity Scout, Eagle Scout, Bronze Wolf) are used in articles in the context of the Scouting Movement, they are considered proper nouns and are always capitalized. Example: "a group of 50 Scouts", not "a group of 50 scouts".

As a title, it should be capitalized when used in writing. For example, if you were writing about a person who had earned the rank of Eagle Scout, you would write: “John Doe is an Eagle Scout.” In this sentence, the term Eagle Scout is a title and should be capitalized.

"Scout", "Scouting", "Scout Movement" and similar words are always capitalized. Do not capitalize "pow wow," "camporee," "lunchoree," "jamboree," "show" or similar words unless the reference is to a specific event.

Capitalize "Scout" and all words beginning with "Scout" (such as "Scouting" and "Scouter") unless the meaning is not related to the Scouting movement. The most mangled term in the Scout lexicon is 'Webelos'; (Pronounced WEE-buh-los.)