On Thursday, November 30 at 7:00 p.m., Xenia High School inducted the latest class of students into its chapter of the National Honor Society, celebrating their achievements and commitment to learning and service.
The students were inducted in a ceremony held in the Bob Hope Auditorium, where current NHS members welcomed them to the Society. The program featured speakers from among NHS chapter leadership, who spoke about the pillars of NHS: Leadership, Service, Character, Knowledge, and Scholarship.
There are currently 18 Seniors at Xenia High School who are NHS members, and they were joined by the 31 new inductees after the ceremony in the Bob Hope Auditorium at Xenia High School.
The new class of the Xenia High School Chapter of the NHS:
Macie Allen, Amirah Anderson, Jazmyne Bailey, Jack Bergman, Jocelyn Bohn, Vivian Calhoun, Izabella Cannara, Ahniyah Coombs, Lizzie Craig, Kelan Cramer, Brennan Diener, Brant Dudley, Jada Dyer, Willa Dykman, Kylie Hart, Drew Harris, Trimonde Henry, Jayla Howell, Lauren Johnson, Erin Kelly, Alari Kessel, Jordan Koskosky, Kassidy Little, Houda Loukssi, Gavin McManus, Lilliana Mick, Gavin Neff, Annabelle Sage Renfrow, Zoee Richards, Gunnar Stephan, Julia Witherell.
About National Honor Society at Xenia High School
National Honor Society membership is designed to empower and recognize well-rounded students who help build a culture of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. At Xenia High School, NHS membership is open to Juniors and Seniors who have and maintain a GPA of 3.5, have performed a minimum of 25 hours of volunteer service, commit to ongoing service hours each year, and demonstrate good character and leadership.
Learn more about the National Honor Society at XHS.