Sponsors:
Katie
Christopher
Jennifer
Wentworth
FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS
What is NHS?
Who is eligible for membership?
What grades do I need?
Do I need more than good grades?
How does NHS
define character?
How does NHS
define leadership?
How does NHS
define service?
Who decides which students get inducted?
When is the next induction?
What if I still have more questions?
The National Honor Society, established
in 1921, was founded with the purpose of recognizing and
encouraging academic achievement. The National Honor Society's
goal is to develop characteristics
essential to citizens in a democracy. These characteristics
are service, leadership and character. The National Honor
Society strives to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to
stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership,
and to develop character in students
Back to top All current
10th, 11th and 12th grade students who have maintained
a 4.0 GPA or higher during their high school career are
eligible for nomination to LHS C.R. Miller Chapter of
the National Honor Society. A student must have been
at LHS at least one semester with all transfer grades
complete to be eligible for National Honor Society nomination.
Back to top National
Honor Society membership is not based solely on academic
achievement. NHS is an organization that recognizes outstanding
individuals who are able to balance academics with other
responsibilities and interests. NHS recognizes those
well-rounded individuals who serve as positive role models
and contributors to school life. Therefore, selection
for membership is based equally upon evidence of the
three additional qualities, after eligibility is met
through academics. Click on each for examples: Back to top
A faculty council comprised of
five faculty members appointed by the principal will
make the selection. Leadership and service contributions
are determined by the student nominee’s completion
of a Student Activity Information Form (form is available
to eligible students at the information meetings announced
in the induction nomination letter.) The student nominee
will complete the information form and return it to
the sponsors by a deadline complete with sponsor signatures.
Thoroughness in the completion of the information form
will be reviewed and evaluated by members of the faculty
council. The vote of the faculty council is final.
Induction
is held once each academic year. This year's induction
will be at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 6, in the Little Theatre.
Family members are invited.
Back to top
Any
additional information or assistance will be available
through chapter advisors Katie Christopher and Jennifer
Wentworth.
National Honor
Society Official Site
|
|
 NHS
enjoys a day at the ropes course.
Officers:
President:
Kadie Hampton
Vice President:
Amelia Gossett
Secretary
Jessica Hawks
Treasurer
Anna Norris
Reporter
Susan Curtice
Dues are $10 annually.
NHS Induction: December 18, 7 p.m.
Congratulations
to current members
Class of 2008
Ethan Barth
Marcus Brix
Austin DeBoer
Christen
Dillard
Emily Goeke
Lauren Goldman
Hannah Greenstreet
Darlene Guzman
Rachel Kemp
Clay Knippa
Kyle Moore
Samantha Norrod
Elizabeth Urban
Leigh Verbeke
Class of 2009
Erica Brown
Alera Budd
Jamie Epley
Danielle Farley
Jordyn Garcia
Paul Gonzales
Brent Hancock
Stacy Hillin
Hallie Holden
Christopher Kostoff
Edwin Kuriakose
Mitzi Lai
Attaporn Lucksanawichien
Cameron Laczko
Kiara Nero
Natalie Paschall
Eric Peckham
Saul Rodriguez
Kelsey Scott
Margret Smith
John Speight
Caitlyn Thelen
Allison Williams
Luisa Winkley
|
