The National Honor Society is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school level students. More than just an honor roll, the National Honor Society serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Today, it is estimated that more than one million students participate in NHS nationwide. NHS chapters are found in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, many U.S. Territories, and Canada. Chapter membership not only recognizes students for their accomplishments, but challenges them to develop further through active involvement in school activities and community service. Beebe High School is proud to have a growing chapter in the National Honor Society that is active in our community.
Congratulations Seniors!!!
Year End Letter
Hello NHS members!
It has been a good year for NHS! In our 4th year, here are a few stats to brag about this year:
-Graduated 29 active members
-Seniors recorded over 435 community service hours!
-NHS contributed about 570 hours of service to the Badger Pantry!
-Inducted 39 new members, our largest new member class yet!
As the year comes to a close, I am already planning for another bigger and more successful year next year. So here are a few notes to keep in mind over the summer as we plan:
-Officer elections will be held soon after the school starts. Starting thinking now about how you can impact the NHS and Badger community with you leadership. Our organization is only as active and impactful as our leadershipJ
-If you submitted your community service hours at the end of the year, your 2018 GPA will be reviewed over the summer, and you will receive a letter to return to membership in the fall. If you did not submit your community service hours, you will not receive a letter to return in the fall, but you will be invited to reapply for membership if you maintained a 3.25 GPA. If you submitted your community service hours, but your GPA is not a 3.25 for the 2018 school year, you will be on probation, which simply means your GPA will be reviewed at the end of the 1st nine weeks in the fall of 2018.
-You can start working on your community service for next year this summer.
-The new member application process will begin in September and induction will be held at the end of September or beginning of October.
-Starting in the fall of 2017, students who have maintained membership for all 3 years (10th -12th grade) of high school will earn the privilege to wear the NHS stole at graduation. So encourage new sophomores to apply for membership and be sure to maintain yours.
-Next year we will be planning events that include induction, teacher appreciation luncheon, and honors ceremony event for seniors-and others as proposed by you! Our fundraising will include selling suckers in the fall again, Spring Fling t-shirts, and assisting with the hosting of at least one quiz bowl tournament.
I look forward to working you again next fall and planning ways that NHS can grow and support our Badger community!
Casey Woods
NHS Adviser
Hello NHS members!
It has been a good year for NHS! In our 4th year, here are a few stats to brag about this year:
-Graduated 29 active members
-Seniors recorded over 435 community service hours!
-NHS contributed about 570 hours of service to the Badger Pantry!
-Inducted 39 new members, our largest new member class yet!
As the year comes to a close, I am already planning for another bigger and more successful year next year. So here are a few notes to keep in mind over the summer as we plan:
-Officer elections will be held soon after the school starts. Starting thinking now about how you can impact the NHS and Badger community with you leadership. Our organization is only as active and impactful as our leadershipJ
-If you submitted your community service hours at the end of the year, your 2018 GPA will be reviewed over the summer, and you will receive a letter to return to membership in the fall. If you did not submit your community service hours, you will not receive a letter to return in the fall, but you will be invited to reapply for membership if you maintained a 3.25 GPA. If you submitted your community service hours, but your GPA is not a 3.25 for the 2018 school year, you will be on probation, which simply means your GPA will be reviewed at the end of the 1st nine weeks in the fall of 2018.
-You can start working on your community service for next year this summer.
-The new member application process will begin in September and induction will be held at the end of September or beginning of October.
-Starting in the fall of 2017, students who have maintained membership for all 3 years (10th -12th grade) of high school will earn the privilege to wear the NHS stole at graduation. So encourage new sophomores to apply for membership and be sure to maintain yours.
-Next year we will be planning events that include induction, teacher appreciation luncheon, and honors ceremony event for seniors-and others as proposed by you! Our fundraising will include selling suckers in the fall again, Spring Fling t-shirts, and assisting with the hosting of at least one quiz bowl tournament.
I look forward to working you again next fall and planning ways that NHS can grow and support our Badger community!
Casey Woods
NHS Adviser
Members of the 2017-2018 Beebe High School NHS Chapter:
10th Grade
Lillian Boyce, Anya Bredfield, Alex Broome, Brooklyn Clark, Hannah Gammil, Cheyenne Gibson, Caroline Hayes, Jacob Johnston, Skilar Maddox, Abby Moore, Gabriella Patterson, Molly Poe, Laken Ross, Sarah Tate, Jacob Williford, and Kaeli Woechan
10th Grade
Lillian Boyce, Anya Bredfield, Alex Broome, Brooklyn Clark, Hannah Gammil, Cheyenne Gibson, Caroline Hayes, Jacob Johnston, Skilar Maddox, Abby Moore, Gabriella Patterson, Molly Poe, Laken Ross, Sarah Tate, Jacob Williford, and Kaeli Woechan
11th Grade
Rachel Crabb, Ethan Gardner, Emme Ginder, Madison Hulsey, Tailor Kimbriel, Emily Pearson, Marianna Richey, Tate Rodgers, Caleb Schreyer, Maleiyah Smith, Erik Stinnett, Riley Swafford, Ryan Swafford, Christopher Tarkington, Brandon Weatherstone, Farren Wilson, and Mickayla Young
Rachel Crabb, Ethan Gardner, Emme Ginder, Madison Hulsey, Tailor Kimbriel, Emily Pearson, Marianna Richey, Tate Rodgers, Caleb Schreyer, Maleiyah Smith, Erik Stinnett, Riley Swafford, Ryan Swafford, Christopher Tarkington, Brandon Weatherstone, Farren Wilson, and Mickayla Young
12th Grade
Jordan Alderson, Logan Archer, Colton Bowman, Keaton Brundage, Tanner Bufford, Promise Collier, Ann Marie Covington, Brittany Dalrymple, Gwendolyn Daniels, Emily Dobbs, Mary Claire , Durr, Kathryn Edwards, Leila Eskandarian, Blake Gordon, Justin Thomas Grandfield, Keithlea Grace Griffin, Trey Haley, Catherine Lynn Hall, Jaycee Hall, Ronald Harvey, Alexis Johnston, Sean Langley, Jacie Lindsey, Madison Mitchell, Haley Murry, Alexis Owens, Mezthley Pena, Sarah Peterson, Celeste Pinkerton, Will Reaves, Faith Rose, Logan Schwenk, Courtney Smith, Dylan Spafford, and Lani Wolfe
NHS By-Laws 2017-18
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NHS 2017-18 Officers
President
Gwen Daniels
Vice President
Rachel Crabb
Secretary
Logan Schwenk
Reporter
Maleiyah Smith
Treasurer
Emily Pearson
Community Service Chairman
Jaycee Hall
Gwen Daniels
Vice President
Rachel Crabb
Secretary
Logan Schwenk
Reporter
Maleiyah Smith
Treasurer
Emily Pearson
Community Service Chairman
Jaycee Hall
If you have any questions concerning the National Honor Society, please email Mrs. Casey Woods. casey.woods@badger.k12.ar.us
