NHS peer tutors meet with students on Aug. 29th. NHS will have tutors have every SSRT in E137
The National Honor Society (NHS) is preparing to kick off their activities for the 2023-2024 school year. According to Erin Kong, NHS president and senior, NHS plans to lead events that are not just limited to CHS.
“This year, the NHS executive leaders are planning to have a variety of volunteer events that are not just limited to CHS related work. We want all our members to be proactive about fulfilling the mission of leadership and service in NHS,” Kong said.
NHS sponsor Allison Malloy said they have specific categories on which they assess incoming members.
Malloy said, “We use four pillars when looking at new members. One of which is of course their scholarship, but also service. We also look at leadership but what we really care about is character.”
NHS started their peer tutoring on Aug. 29 and tutor all subjects in E137.
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