The National Honor Society is the front runner of organizations and societies that promote appropriate recognition for students who reflect outstanding accomplishments in the areas of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Thousands of schools are chartered and their chapters are following the Constitution.

 College admissions officers often regard Honor Society membership as a valid indicator that the applicant will succeed at the post-secondary education level. The Honor Society member has already exhibited academic acheivement, leadership -- either overtly or silently -- honorable and admirable character, as well as a service that demonstrates that the member is willinh to use talents and skills for the improvement of society.

National Honor Society at Clinton-Massie
For Juniors and Seniors
Students apply and are nominated based on the following criterion:
   
Scholarship= 3.5 or higher
Outstanding demonstration of:
Leadership= in the classroom and school/community organizations
Service=  donating time and energy to school and community
Character= demonstrates integrity, honor, and morality

After reviewing the applications, five anonymous teachers vote on accepting the students’ requests for nomination.  Students must receive three of the five teacher votes.