-
The National Honor Society (NHS) stands as the nation’s premier organization for recognizing exceptional high school students. It goes beyond mere honor rolls, with its primary mission being to acknowledge those students who exhibit excellence in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These qualities have been the bedrock of NHS membership since its inception in 1921.The National Honor Society (NHS) stands as the pinnacle organization for recognizing exceptional high school students. These qualities have been the bedrock of NHS membership since its inception in 1921. Today, over a million students actively engage in NHS activities across all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, numerous U.S. territories, and even Canada. Membership in an NHS chapter not only celebrates students' achievements but also propels them towards personal growth through active participation in school and community initiatives.
Selection and induction processes at all NEISD high school campuses occur in the Fall semester.
-
The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) holds a similar esteemed status, recognizing outstanding middle school students across the nation. NJHS, like its high school counterpart, goes beyond a simple honor roll and instead celebrates students who excel in scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. These pillars have defined NJHS membership since its foundation in 1929.Presently, more than a million students participate in official Honor Society activities nationwide. Both NHS and NJHS chapters can be found in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, various U.S. territories, and Canada. Joining an NJHS chapter not only honors a student's achievements but also encourages further personal development through involvement in school activities and community service.
The selection and induction processes at all NEISD middle school campuses take place in the Spring semester for the following school year. Consequently, students may receive invitations to apply during their 7th-grade spring semester, with their NJHS membership commencing in the Fall semester of their 8th-grade year.
Note: A student’s participation in the National Junior Honor Society does not necessarily indicate the student’s inclusion in the National Honor Society.
