The National Honor Society recognizes students who have made outstanding accomplishments in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Membership is viewed as an indication that the student will be successful in life and especially in post-secondary education. Members are expected to show academic achievement, leadership, honorable character, and service to the community. Juniors are considered after second quarter grades are calculated.
Seniors are once more considered after first quarter of their senior year.
Grade point average is the first consideration. Once the students who meet this criteria are identified, they must fill out a Student Activity Information Form. This form will be evaluated by faculty to determine students who exhibit exceptional leadership, service, and character. New members are then selected and inducted into the club at an induction ceremony held at assembly. Meetings are also important.