History of NHS
This organization recognizes high school students for scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
The National Honor Society!
How many pillars represent NHS?
Four
Our current historian of NHS?
Mina
To apply for the NHS, students must maintain a high "GPA," which stands for this three-word phrase.
Grade point average
How many major oceans are there?
5
What year (between 1920 and 1930) was NHS first established in?
1921
This pillar is maintained by achieving and keeping a high grade-point average.
Scholarship
Our current Treasurer of NHS?
Nago
This sister organization brings the foundational pillars of the NHS to younger students in middle and junior high schools.
National Junior Honor Society
What is the name of Mickey Mouse's pet dog?
Pluto
NHS was originally created to replace this type of school athletic letter with an award focused on academics and character instead.
Varsity Letter
This pillar is about inspiring others and taking initiative.
Leadership
Our current Secretary of NHS?
Megan
What are the two official colors of NHS?
Blue and Gold
(Both colors must be correct to get this point)
What is the most populated city in the world?
Shanghai
Established in 1921, this umbrella organization for school administrators created the National Honor Society.
National Association of Secondary School Principals
(or NASSP is also correct)
This pillar is about making ethical decisions, showing respect, and being reliable.
Character
Our current Service Coordinator of NHS?
Brisha
This item is featured in the center of the NHS logo?
A torch
What planet is the furthest from the Sun?
Neptune
The first-ever NHS chapter was established in this Pennsylvania city, famously known as the "Steel City."
Pittsburgh
This pillar is defined by voluntary contributions made to the school or community done without compensation.
Service
Our current President and Vice President of NHS?
(Both answers must be correct)
Vice President- Maddie
Approximately this many students worldwide are active members of the NHS.
One million
In a room of 100 people where 99% are left-handed, this exact number of left-handed people must leave the room to bring the overall left-handed percentage down to 98%.
50