Members Of National Honor Society

The National Junior Honor Society is an important and prestigious organization that is dedicated to helping students achieve their goals, helping people, and serving the community. Being part of the NJHS is a great opportunity for me to demonstrate my determination and desire to helping people around me. I believe, that I can become a worthy member of the National Junior Honor Society because I am committed, productive, friendly, and most importantly reliable. I meet all the qualities require by this organization, such as academic achievement,leadership, character, and service.

National Honor Society truly is a honor to be accepted into. National Honor Society represents scholarship, leadership, service, and character. I believe since I was young I have shown compassion and leadership needed in our society. That is why this is the right society for me.

Over the past two years (2014-2016) I have participated in the National Junior Honors Society. As a member, I commit to completing community service and to learning among my peers in order to develop into a superior leader. I have taken part in activities such as fundraisers, team building activities, and several forms of community services such as working in a soup kitchen, daycares and organizing social events. Recently, I volunteered for a week as a vendor at a temple in Tacoma, raising money for the establishment during the Cambodian New Year festival.

I feel very adrenalized to gain this opportunity to participate in the National Junior Honor Society for the coming seventh grade school year. In NJHS, I will be able to serve RCMS and the whole community to promote the general welfare of our people, and I will be able to garner information on the most pressing issue in our community. What I am ardent about for NJHS, is that I will be able to liaise with my peers to make RCMS and the rest of our community a better place for all students and parents to function in. I have come across many enthralling experiences throughout all my school years, and NJHS will be the perfect place for me to show what my potential is and serve my community.

Some of the reasons I believe I should be selected for induction into the National Honor Society are, I am a hard and experienced worker, I am a very open minded and accepting person, and I have a lot of motivation to do well in whatever I put my mind to. Many of these traits I possess, I believe, allow me to react to situations in positive ways. To start, I am a hard and experienced worker, over the past few years I have volunteering in the Downtown Los Angeles area and rural parts of Jamaica. In both of these places I have assisted people who are unable to obtain proper medical care or improper or subpar sheltering. I have gone to schools and helped hand out toiletries and school supplies to kids who are not fortunate enough to have these

Since I was five years old I would always give my community a help hand, whether in beautifying my community by planting flowers, or by volunteering at local places. From the ages from five to ten my after school program would go around the neighborhood to plant flowers. In my town library I donated my time to help the children with hands-on activities to promote original ideas such as creating objects with everyday items. I have also volunteered a total of 36 hours for the American Cancer Society.

I did not list any activities because I am a student that receives my education from multiple sources. I attend classes at my local high school, George Wythe and also at Wytheville Community College. In addition, some of my course work is taught on line and the professor is telecast to our computers. I am a member of National Honor Soceity through my accaemics at the high school, but I also am a member of Phi Theata Kappa through the community college. I have been able to obtain two honor society memberships since I am a dual enrollment student. However, I have participate in many academic and extracurricular activities. I have amassed numerous amounts of knowledge which will assist me in my future endeavors. I have accrued hundreds of

Being valuable is the main standard of my life. As a junior in John Bapst Memorial High School, I have the high desire to contribute my school into a more wonderful place. I hope joining National Honor Society could give me an opportunity on helping others achieve their goals, and a chance to help my school being stronger and stronger.

One thing that National Honor Society is known for is acknowledging students with outstanding grades. I work very hard to get the best grades I can get and I try hard to keep my average of 96% or higher every time. My grades are extremely important to me and I work hard to do my best. This demonstrates the quality of scholarship that I have. It also exemplifies how much work and effort I would put into the National Honor Society after inductions because being a part of this organization and being committed to it is very important to me.

The National Honor Society would benefit from my membership because I am a hard working student who is also dual enrolled. When I join a program, I am committed to staying in it and grow, as a person. I have been in the same club my entire high school career. I have done extensive amounts of community service within a school club and also within the school classrooms. I have countless reasons to why I would be a beneficial addition to the National Honor Society.

Of all of the tasks one can do, by far the noblest act is sharing one’s self to others and living in service. Though it is daunting at times, ultimately, serving others, whether through simple acts of kindness, participating in charities, or actively assisting to create a better future, is something I am willing and currently doing. In addition, both my current actions and the mindset I have behind my actions (both religious and secular) lay the foundation of a lifetime of service.

I believe that the National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes the achievements of the students that are admitted into the organization such as: service, leadership, scholarship, character, and extra-curricular activities. On top of the recognizing students, I also see the NHS as an organization that pushes students to move forward with these characteristics and try to strive for further greatness or involvement in their community or school. I believe that the NHS finds ways to help good students become greater students or even greater people.

The four pillars of National Honor Society are scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Service has shown me that giving my time back to others not only helps them, but helps me in my development too. I love giving back my time through volunteering at my church to being a part of my school's student council "Cadet Council." I consider myself a very good leader. I love leading in group projects, I have served several positions in my 4-H group, and I have recently led a Hat Drive during Christmas to raise money for families who couldn't afford presents. Character means someone who is respectful, responsible, trustworthy, fair, caring, and a good citizen. I always try to do all six of these things everyday. Being out for sports, band,

Gaining and maintaining favorable attention: Troy Aikman, Carrie Underwood, and Gerald Ford all have something in common. But what could a future hall of famer, a talented country musician, and former president have in common? Believe it or not, all the people I mentioned were part of their local National Honor Society chapter. Okay, let's be real, being part of National Honor society does not mean your going to become famous by any means. National Honor Society chapters individually have contributed on average 1,161 hours to school and community service; $26,000 in charitable donations; and 1,100 pounds of food to local, state, and national causes (“National...”).

While being a member of NHS, I have become proficient in juggling academics along with other activities such as extracurriculars and community involvement. Not only has National Honor Society made me gain a deeper sense of responsibility in my academics, it has made me realize that with hard work and strong worth ethics, I can achieve my academic goals at any level of education.