St. Patrick School is an official chapter member of the National Honor Society (NHS), the leading U.S. organization recognizing high school students for excellence in academics, leadership, service, and character.
Founded in 1921 and present in over 15,000 schools worldwide, the NHS represents one of the highest honors a student can receive. Membership is not just a distinction—it’s a commitment to uphold the values of integrity, civic engagement, and academic achievement.
At St. Patrick School, we are dedicated to shaping well-rounded, purpose-driven leaders, and the NHS offers students meaningful opportunities to grow and lead:
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
-Participate in service projects that impact the school and community
-Develop leadership through meaningful action
-Grow as responsible citizens guided by values and character
-Be recognized for their dedication and achievements
ELIGIBILITY AND SELECTION
High School students who meet the academic requirement and demonstrate strong leadership, service, and character will be invited to apply during the second semester of each school year. A faculty council will review all applications based on the NHS criteria.
INDUCTION CEREMONY
Selected students will be formally inducted into the NHS in a special ceremony celebrating their commitment to the ideals of the Society. For more information on upcoming application timelines, eligibility criteria, or the induction ceremony, please stay connected through our official communication channels.