| What is
the National Honor Society?
The
National Honor Society is an organization that
was developed to acknowledge high school students who have exemplified
themselves in four characteristics : Character,
Service, Leadership, and Scholarship.
Unlike an ordinary honor roll, NHS is a national
organization that promotes academic excellence and
service to one's community and high school.
Each
state that is part of NHS has its own advisers and
a state executive board that will plan any state-wide service
activities and the annual state conference. Also, each participating
high school has its own elected board which plans school service
activities.
The Central High School
Chapter of the NHS currently has 19 members, all of whom
are held to the highest standard of academic merit
and social responsibility. Throughout the year, we
participate in many community service projects such as Help
the Hooch, Halloween & Christmas
parties for foster children, helping with
the fall & spring CHS Math Tournament for local
elementary/middle schools and "snack sacks"
for patient's families in ICUs at local hospitals. |