NHS Basics
What do the four pillars of NHS stand for?
Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character
How does service benefit you?
Standing up for someone being bullied…
Character
True or False: NHS was founded 100 years ago.
True
Is NHS based only on grades?
No
Name a leadership role in NHS?
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasuer…
Maintaining strong grades…
Scholarship
What is the NHS motto?
Service Above Self
What GPA is usually required to apply to NHS
3.5 unweighted and a 4.0 weighted
True or False: Character is shown all the time, not just when being watched.
True
Volunteering consistently…
Service
Fill in the blank character is what you when no one is ______
Watching
How often are NHS meet held?
Once or twice a month
Why does NHS value learning outside of the classroom
It helps students grow academically and personally
Organizing a service project…
Leadership
You forgot a meeting. What’s the right move?
Take responsibility and communicate
What is the main purpose of NHS?
To recognize and encourage scholarship, leadershi, service, and character
Why does NHS expect members to lead by example?
Other students should look up to NHS members
Doing all the above
NHS members
You see someone cheating. What should you do?
Do not participate and report if required