History
What does NHS stand for?
What is "National Honors Society"?
What does "Scholarship" mean?
What is the knowledge acquired by studying or the academic attainment of a scholar?
Who are our Advisors?
Who is Mrs Maynor and Ms Mason?
What is the GPA requirement for NHS?
What is 3.8?
What is the NHS motto?
What is “Noblesse Oblige”?
What is "Service"?
What is one’s obligation to render himself or herself to their community and fellow man?
What is the willingness to work for the benefit of those in need without without recognition?
Who is our President?
Who is Jazmine Caldwell?
What is the minimum number of service hours required per year?
What is 6 hours?
What are the four pillars of NHS?
What is scholarship, service, leadership, and character?
Is “Leadership” a personality trait or a skill?
What is both?
Who is our Vice President?
Who is London Weathers?
How many meetings are you expected to attend during the school year?
What is 9 meetings?
What is one meeting every month?
What is the name of the E. E. Smith chapter?
What is the Myrtle Lennon Chapter?
True or False? Character is the combination of personal qualities that make each person unique?
What is True?
Who is our Secretary?
Who is Reagan Blackmon?
How many NHS-sponsored events must you attend per year?
What is 2 events?
What year was NHS established?
What is 1921?
True or False? The pillars are only useful in school?
What is false?
Who is our Treasurer?
Who is Brianna Davis?
What is the most important thing that is asked of members?
What is to "Show Up"?