A co-curricular activity compliments, reinforces, and extends the academic curriculum and offers students opportunities and outlets not available within their regular course of studies.

National Honor Society

1. To have the ability to work with and successfully channel the efforts of students.
2. To have management, organizational, and practical skills sufficient to administer the activity properly.
3. To have and be willing to expend an amount of time (aside from time contracted for regular school duties) sufficient to carry out a viable and successful program.

1. To work through the student funds treasurer in keeping accurate and timely financial records dealing with the activity and to make such records available to the administrator on request.
2. To work through and with the administration in bringing activities to closure.
3. To be responsible for student conduct and compliance with school regulations during any activity related to this co-curricular assignment.
4. To be responsible for the proper care of equipment, the wise use of supplies, and the security of school property.
5. To promote good school, A.R.E.A., and community relations.
6. To plan and supervise all meetings, activities, field trips, and fund raisers associated with the National Honor Society.
7. To act as a positive role model for students and to encourage leadership, responsibility, technical skills and school pride and spirit.
8. To set up and carry out the procedures for publicizing the N.H.S. to students, determining prospective candidates, and handling the application, selection, and induction processes.
9. To see that all responsibilities to the parent organization are met in a timely fashion.
10. To promote the "service club" image of the N.H.S. through school and community projects.
11. To carry out other duties as assigned by the administration.

APPROVED: October, 1986