Nearly 1,000 Girls Become 1st Female Eagle Scouts
By: CBS News Becoming an Eagle Scout is a rare honor. But they don't just give it out — a Scout has to earn it. Two years after girls were first allowed into the Boy Scouts, almost 1,000 of them rose to the top rank of Eagle Scout. CBS News spoke with some of the first young women who can call themselves Eagle Scouts. "I don't think any of us really thought this day would come," said Kendall Jackson. "For me to be a part of that first class and say that I did it, I'm really proud of myself." Only 6% of Scouts ever make it to the top. It takes at least 21 merit badges, a large service...
Source: news9.com