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National Junior Honor Society Overview:
The National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) was established in 1929 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). Today, NJHS is the nation's premier organization for middle-level students, with more than one million members across all 50 states and international locations.
THE FIVE PILLARS OF NJHS
SCHOLARSHIP — Commitment to learning and academic excellence
SERVICE — Voluntary action that benefits others without compensation
LEADERSHIP — Ability to guide, inspire, and motivate others toward positive goals
CHARACTER — Integrity, honesty, respect, and responsibility in all actions
CITIZENSHIP — Active contribution to school, community, and society
Why Join NJHS?
Why Join NJHS?
Recognition:
- Official recognition at an induction ceremony
- NJHS membership certificate and pin
- Recognition on school records and transcripts
- National recognition through NJHS
Development:
- Leadership skill building
- Service learning opportunities
- Character development activities
- College and career readiness preparation
Community:
- Connection with like-minded peers
- Collaborative service projects
- Networking with other NJHS chapters
- Membership in a prestigious national organization
Future Opportunities:
- Strong foundation for high school NHS membership
- Enhancement of college applications
- Scholarship opportunities (at high school level)
- Development of lifelong service ethic
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