FWHS NHS

FWHS NHS – Upcoming Events 

Application due dates:    Application can be found under the "Forms" tab. 

Seniors: 10/07/24 by end of school day.  Application invites will go out via Gmail on 9/3/24

Juniors:  March 3, 2025.  Invites sent via school Gmail on 2/7/25

Meetings

Seniors:  9/18/24 – via google meet @ 7:15 am

Go to GC for link.

Second meeting: March 19, 2025- via Google meet @7:15 am

Juniors: April 9, 2025- via google meet @ 7:15 am

Dues go to pay for membership pins, certificates, NHS graduation stoles and scholarships.  Dues are $25 each year of membership. Collected in P31 (cash or checks - payable to FWHS) by May 1st. 

NHS Ceremony:  May, 7 2025 @ 7 pm in the FWHS Auditorium

*New* -Senior NHS Ceremony slideshow: Important! Please use your personal email and NOT your school email to send this info. Please e-mail an electronic version of a baby picture and a current picture of yourself along with your college selection to the below address.  Please forward the pictures by May 1, 2025

Forward all materials to: FWHS.NHS@gmail.com

Community Service Hours - Please drop off a hard copy of hours to P31 or my mailboxes in Townsend or Pequot House.

Seniors due: May 9, 2025

Juniors due :  May 9, 2025

Community service hours are hours that directly benefit either (1) people experiencing poverty, discrimination, abuse, poor health, old age, and/or physical-mental limitations or (2) the protection of animals or the environment or (3) the tutoring of children in Fairfield County for which an individual does not receive financial compensation or school credit.

Twenty hours of community service must be completed Senior year and Junior year.(After being admitted) Hours from June – May are acceptable and must be completed in the local Connecticut area.  At least five of the twenty hours must be in the form of peer tutoring to a FWHS student. (Juniors- any student in Fairfield County) Tutoring may occur over Google MEET or Zoom.  Have parent/Guardian sign for hours.

Examples:

Animal care shelter work

Aquatics/water safety instructor

Camp/outdoor school volunteer

Conservation projects

Crime Prevention

Day care center volunteer

Disabled citizens’ assistance

Fire dept. or Police volunteer

First Aid Instructor

Health service

Hospital volunteer

Immigrant services (bilingual tutoring, etc.)

Interpreter

Leadership (Scout, 4-H. Town summer camps)

Library work

Meals on Wheels

Nursing home volunteer

Park volunteer

Peer counseling

Public housing services

Red Cross volunteer

Service club (Key club, Interact, etc.)

Tutoring

United Way volunteer

YMCA volunteer