National Honor Society

Qualifications

To be qualified as a candidate who is eligible for induction, students must demonstrate qualities from EACH pillar of National Honor Society. The pillars are:


Scholarship is the commitment to learning; a dedication to academic success and being an active learner to pursue knowledge. This pillar requires students to be diligent and always put their best effort forth.


Service is demonstrating selfless acts through a positive community impact. This pillar involves performing acts for the benefit of others, without expecting compensation nor recognition. Current Members and prospective inductees are encouraged to make a significant positive impact on our community through this service.


Leadership establishes initiative and influence by using all resources available. Leaders take the initiative to help others and affect positive change within our school and community. Current members and prospective inductees demonstrate resourcefulness, dependability, and the ability to solve problems while promoting school activities.


The last pillar is Character. The pillar values integrity, morality and positive qualities. Current members and prospective inductees exemplify virtues like respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, and kindness in daily interactions. The pillar represents principles of high moral standards, integrity and honesty.