National Honor Society

Welcome to the Innovation Lab National Honor Society Information Page! National Honor Society is a nationally recognized society endorsed by the National Association of Secondary School Principals which has a wide range of resources for its members. The society is open to Sophomore status and above.

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General Membership Information:

Once a member, National Honor Society will hold an induction ceremony. It will be held at Innovation Lab High School. Date and Time to be determined.

Membership responsibilities: uphold high standards for scholarship, leadership, service, and character. If any of these standards are violated, then members will be excused from the society.

Membership Requirements:

30 hours of community service hours will be required.
1 service group project will be completed. To be determined by the group at monthly meetings.
Monthly meetings will take place during club A

Any questions contact: Kelsea Franklin: kfranklin@nsd.org 425-408-6225

Officers and Members:

President: Sarah Zimberg

Vice President: Azure Huang

Secretary: Grace Reynolds

Communications: Jiya Mehta & Shanti Varma

Treasurer: Paige Raker

Historian: Jasmin Ahluwalia

Community Service Liaison: Emmett A. Ward

Members: Ian Shultz & Mikey Chiodo

Advisor: Kelsea J Franklin

The National Honor Society chapter of Innovation Lab High School is a duly chartered and affiliated chapter of the National Honor Society. Membership is open to those students who meet the required standards in four areas of evaluation: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Students are selected for membership by majority vote of a 5-member Faculty Council, appointed by the principal, which bestows this honor upon qualified student on behalf of the faculty of our school each year. The chapter advisor, Kelsea Franklin, is also appointed by the principal and facilitates all selection procedures and chapter activities during the year.

Students in 10th grade and above are eligible for membership. For the scholarship criterion, a student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or better on a 4.0 scale. Those students who meet this criterion are invited to complete an Interested Candidate Form that provides the Faculty Council with information regarding the candidate's leadership and service. A history of leadership experiences and participation in school or community service is also required.

To evaluate a candidate's character, the Faculty Council obtains additional professional input. First official school disciplinary records are reviewed. Second, members of the faculty are requested to provide their professional reflections on a candidate's service activities, character, citizenship, and leadership. These forms and the Interested Candidate Forms are carefully reviewed by the Faculty Council to determine whether each candidate meets the criteria for membership. A majority vote of the council is necessary for selection. Following a review of the results of the Faculty Council voting by the principal, candidates are notified regarding selection or non-selection according to a predetermined schedule.

Once notification process is completed, a formal induction ceremony is held at the school to recognize newly selected members. Once inducted, new members are required to maintain the same level of performance or better in all criteria that led to their selection. This obligation includes regular attendance at chapter meetings held monthly during the school year and participation in the chapter service project. Student or parents who have questions regarding the selection process or membership obligations can contact the chapter adviser, Kelsea Franklin in room 326, by phone 425-408-6225, or email: kfranklin@nsd.org.