National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes students that have excelled in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Being a part of National Honor Society is very important to me because it will further strengthen my qualities of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. I also believe National Honor Society will prepare me for college, and live my most productive life. One of the four main pillars of National Honor Society is scholarship. Throughout high school, I have strived to get good grades.…
The four pillars of National Honor Society, leadership, character, service and scholarship are each extremely important to me. These four pillars have shaped my overall growth and maturity in various ways, and have enabled me to outline my future goals. My leadership skills have been developed and learned through examples from my peers. I have realized that it takes compromise and responsibility to make a good leader. I have always tried to befriend and help my fellow students, and I pride myself on being a good role model, not just in my school, but in service to my community.…
Although you have to be 36 years old to legally become the president of the United States, I feel as if I’ve experienced an aspect of presidency in my fourteenth year of living. Of course, it is obvious that being president of my middle school’s National Junior Honor Society is nowhere near being the president of the United States. But in fact, my experience depicts a quite harrowing and concerning aspect of presidency. In an interwoven city and school, creating close relationships was inevitable.…
In the past few years, I’ve volunteered with a variety of organizations from National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, and Key Club. I have also co-founded a Community Outreach Club at high school. Through the Church I’ve assisted with Vacation Bible School and middle school retreats. One of my favorite memories came from volunteering for the first time with National Spanish Honor Society. Choosing to participate in this program was not a difficult decision, since I knew I wanted to continue practicing my Spanish and volunteer in the community at the same time.…
National Honor Society members have to represent the four pillars: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Being a member of the NHS has given me the opportunity to learn and apply these pillars to my everyday life. I believe that I have demonstrated the four pillars through my high school experience. My academic studies are my primary focus. I always strive to do the best that I can do to achieve the highest grades possible so that I can stand out amongst my peers.…
Applying this to my educational career has gotten me far in my achievements and experiences. I’ve always enjoyed being involved in my school and with my peers. While in high school I have joined clubs and participated in various school groups and activities. I have been an active member of the National Honor Society (NHS) chapter for my entire highschool career. I was invited to become a member of NHS because of my high academics and positive characteristics.…
The four pillars of National Honor Society are the things that set a part the hard working students from the ones who don't care. Scholarship is the way that I am able to really stand out and show people how hard I am willing to work to achieve my goals. This helps me develop good studying patterns and really push to be better. The pillar service has helped mold me into someone who is caring and understanding. I feel that I have become such a better person through service.…
The National Honor Society is based on four pillars, which are, Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. In some ways, I have already shown three of these pillars in my first two years of high school. However, there are several other ways in which I plan to lead my school, serve my community, and build my character, during my final years of high school. As I have mentioned, there are some ways that I have already shown leadership, service, and built my character during my first two years at Parkway South.…
Over the past several years I have strived not only to prove myself but to improve myself. The journey has taught me what it takes to become a successful student in and out of the classroom. With my experiences, I will be a beneficial member to National Honor Society through; my character, scholarship, leadership and service. An important characteristic trait to me is not about being recognized when doing good but doing good when others are not around.…
Ever since I was in middle school, I always looked up the students who were members of the National Honor Society. They were role models to me because I knew they were smart. What I didn't know about them was the role they played in their community. Not only did they stand as role models in the classroom, they also served others in the community. This included tutoring, serving the less fortunate, and acting as a child of God.…
The National Honor Society (NHS) is a premier organization of high school students in the United States that was established to recognize excellence in students. But more than just being an honor roll, The National Honor Society serves to encourage students to go beyond academics and excel in the areas of leadership, community service, and character building. To become a member, one must exemplify the four pillars of the National Honor Society, which are character, leadership, scholarship, and service. I truly believe that I demonstrate all of these traits.…
After my two full years at Roscommon High School, I am very grateful to have reached the standard for National Honor Society membership. This is an opportunity that not everyone has the privilege to be a part of during their high school career. I would like to display the ways in which I have demonstrated the required assets to be a part of this organization. Not only do I possess the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service, but through N.H.S., I am certain that I will grow tremendously in each of these areas. The first quality I have demonstrated throughout my life, but more specifically, my high school career, is character.…
I should be inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. Everyday I show the five pillars; scholarship, citizenship, character, leadership, and service. Here are a few of the many reasons of how the five pillars fit into my life and make me who I am. I love the challenge of going to school making scholarship my best quality. Every marking period I get on High Honor Roll, as an outcome of my work ethic.…
I have prepared myself academically by challenging myself in the courses that I take. The courses that I have taken or are taking are the hardest classes that my high school offers. I have taken AP classes and have passed the corresponding exams. Along with taking AP classes, I have doubled up on my math classes by taking both AP Calculus and a college algebra class, in order to prepare me for the rigorous courses that the academy will have. I have physically prepared myself for the academy by always being active.…
For my community builder I decided that I wanted to interview someone from Freshman Class Council. This is when I reached out to the president, Darren Johnson Jr. to set up an interview. The reason I wanted to interview him and the Freshman Class Council in general was, that they do so much for the freshman class and that impressed me from the day I got on campus. Through my interview I found out a lot of information about what Freshman Class Council is and what they do.…