National Jr. Honor Society
National Junior Honor Society is a club at Thunderbolt Middle School that encourages leadership, helping others and doing community service projects. NJHS members complete individual and group service projects. As a group, we host and assist with events at our school, host the annual Survivors' Dinner at the Relay for Life, as well as participating and fundraising for the American Cancer Society. We have participated in walks for various local concerns, helped at the Humane Society, Prestige Assisted Living, Balloon Fest, Memorial Day Services and many other events.
Candidates who qualify according to the following prerequisites will be invited to complete a candidate profile form. Students are eligible to become candidates if they:
NJHS Eligibility Requirements:
- Maintain the minimum GPA of 3.5 each quarter (potential candidates selected from those with 3.5 GPA in both Q1 and Q2).
- Exemplify good citizenship. No N's or U's, this includes attendance
- Miss no more than 8 days of school per semester. This includes partial days.
- Receive a "satisfactory" grade in all classes.
- No disciplinary concerns or referrals.
Candidate forms are then assessed based upon the NJHS ideals of scholarship, character, service, citizenship, and leadership. Candidates are selected and formally inducted during 3rd quarter and participate in individual and charter related service activities.
Advisor: Nissa Harris, Christina Bonsang
Candidates who qualify according to the following prerequisites will be invited to complete a candidate profile form. Students are eligible to become candidates if they:
NJHS Eligibility Requirements:
- Maintain the minimum GPA of 3.5 each quarter (potential candidates selected from those with 3.5 GPA in both Q1 and Q2).
- Exemplify good citizenship. No N's or U's, this includes attendance
- Miss no more than 8 days of school per semester. This includes partial days.
- Receive a "satisfactory" grade in all classes.
- No disciplinary concerns or referrals.
Candidate forms are then assessed based upon the NJHS ideals of scholarship, character, service, citizenship, and leadership. Candidates are selected and formally inducted during 3rd quarter and participate in individual and charter related service activities.
Advisor: Nissa Harris, Christina Bonsang