Rank Advancement ceremony for the 21st century?

[Armymutt]

Anyone got one to share?  Google is pulling up nothing but stuff from the time of individual advancement, beads, and mixed Dens.  

[fred8033]

Perhaps I'm not understanding the question.  Lots out there.

• https://www.boyscouttrail.com/boy-scouts/boy-scout-ceremonies.asp
• http://scoutmaster.org/rank_ceremonies_final.pdf
• https://www.boyscouttrail.com/ceremony_search.asp
• http://usscouts.org/usscouts/ceremony/bsarcer.asp
• https://filestore.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/ceremonies.pdf

Lots out there...  Plus here are my words of advice.

• Avoid native American themed ceremonies.  Times have changed.  Not everyone will be understanding. 
• Create your own tradition ... advancing a patch on an advancement board ... scouts telling stories ... ask their most helpful leader (youth or adult) to pin the advancement rank ... lighting a candle on an advancement tree ... 
• One word.  Food.   Our troop rotation was four COHs a year.  COH #1 (Jan/Feb/Mar) was family pot luck.   COH #2 (Apr/May/Jun) was troop grills meat and families bring sides.  COH #3 (Jul/Aug/Sep ... after summer camp) was bring your own.  COH #4 (Oct/Nov/Dec) was anothr family pot luck.  ... And then we had a December pizza party (not a COH).  ... LOL ... our scouts ate well.

As for "21st century" ... at some time, old comes back in style again.

Edited May 11, 2021 by fred8033