South Chapter
NJHS
Freshman students in the ninth Grade who earned a cumulative 3.75 or above in eighth grade will be contacted in September and invited to join the South Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. This club is designed to create future leaders in our communities by upholding the 5 pillars of membership which include Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Citizenship. Students who join the club are asked to participate in community service and fulfill leadership roles through various activities and fundraisers at school. Due to Covid-19 volunteering will be postponed until it is deemed safe for students to be out in the community.
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Welcome to the page for all the information about the
South Junior High Chapter of the
National Junior Honor Society!
The South Chapter is comprised of ninth grade students who have met the requirements in the areas of leadership, character, scholarship, citizenship and service. In this club, like-minded students hone their leadership abilities while giving back to their communities through volunteering.
Student Members: All information for Fall Semester 2020 can be found in our Google Classroom
Links to General Information, Monthly Agendas & Meeting Notes:
Member Roster
Monthly Agendas/Notes:
2020-2021 South Chapter
National Junior Honor Society Advisor
Karyn Boersig
2020-2021 South Chapter Officers
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Links to sign up for Community Service:
Current Opportunities:
Rake Up Boise
Wreath Making Committee for Festival of Trees
Year Round Opportunities (not available during pandemic)
Math tutoring help for 7th graders at South = See Mrs. McMillan to schedule
Boise Art Museum: Shawna@boiseartmuseum.org (Visitor services)
Brenda@boiseartmuseum.org (Office) http://www.boiseartmuseum.org/ (Website) (208) 345 - 8330
Boise Bike Project: Boisebicycleproject@gmail.com (Jimmy Burton)
www.boisebicycleproject.org (Website) (208) 429 - 6520