Italy High School values the National Honor Society program at their school. With scholarship, service, leadership and character as the basis for membership selection, quality students are springing up all over school.

The NHS met on Tuesday night for the annual induction of new members. Also, officers were installed during the course of the evening.

NHS Members
Zach Hernandez
Jonathan Levy
Josh Milligan
Brandon Owens
Kelli Strickland
Cori Jeffords
Brett Weber
Ryan Ashcraft
Molly Haight
Amber Mitchell
Megan Hopkins
Alexus Miller
Jonathan Nash
Ivan Roldan
Colin Wilsford
Donald Walton
Drew Windham
Shelbi Gilley
Jessica Hernandez
Melissa Smithey

New Inductees
Destani Anderson
Kaytlyn Bales
Jase Holden
Heather Hilliard
Laura Luna
Megan Richards
Susana Rodriguez
Kaitlyn Rossa
Ross Stiles
Brandon Souder
Alma Suaste

The membership is more than an honor roll. The chapter establishes rules for membership that are based upon a student’s outstanding performance in different areas. A student must have a cumulative grade point average of 85 percent (3.0 on a 4.0 scale). The quality of service is defined through the voluntary contributions made to the school or community, without compensation and an enthusiastic, positive spirit. Good problem solvers or promoters of school activities are clearly good leaders. They are idea-contributors and dependable. The student of good character upholds principles of morality and ethics and is cooperative, honest, shows courtesy, concern and respect for others. These are national standards set by the National Council of the NHS.