*Note: For more accurate information on honor society requirements and eligibility, please contact the sponsor and/or activities director.*
The National Art Honor Society offers opportunities, scholarships, and a network of students with outstanding ability in the arts. The organization aims to promote the visual arts by encouraging students in high school to pursue their passions in the field of art. From sending artwork to contests for recognition to composing impressive portfolios, the Art Honor Society cultivates a collaborative environment where art flourishes.
"The National English Honor Society (NEHS) is the only international organization exclusively for secondary students and faculty who, in the field of English, merit special note for past and current accomplishments. Immediate benefits of affiliation include academic recognition, scholarship and award eligibility, and opportunities for networking with others who share enthusiasm for, and accomplishment in, the language arts."
The NEHS encourages the development of writing and community service involvement through their Essay Management Team, mentoring opportunities and collection drives. You must be a sophomore or upperclassmen to apply for the NEHS.
The "French Honor Society aims to successfully recognize students with incredible achievements in their study of the French language. Exposure to French culture is essential in one's French studies; the FHS engages its members in monthly activities which expose students to community service opportunities and French culture. "
Requirement to apply:
Must have taken a minimum of 2 years of French (in middle school or high school) OR are currently taking French 2 or an upper level French course
The Math Honor Society's members are involved in Terra's after-school math tutoring, volunteering at least once a month to maintain active in the club. Additionally, they compete in math tournaments year-round at varying levels depending on the courses they are taking.
Students will ONLY be accepted to the Math Honor Society after staying active in the Math Club. This consists of: participating in club meetings, tutoring at least once a month, participating in subject meetings, and participating in at least ONE math competition if you are in 9th/10th or TWO math competitions if in 11th/12th grade.
The National Honor Society is an organization of scholars that go above and beyond in both their academic and community involvement. NHS places a heavy emphasis on academic integrity and excellence, as well as leadership, service and character. Throughout the school year, members participate in monthly meeting activities and volunteering opportunities as well as initiate their own service projects their junior year and become mentors their senior year.
Admission to the NHS is selective an competitive, ONLY tapped or invited members are eligible to apply and be chosen to become inducted members. You must be a junior or senior in good standing meeting the requirements of a high GPA (3.75+ or 3.5+ depending on school), proven good character, leadership, school and community involvement.
The Science Honor Society promotes the interest of students in diverse fields of science. The club aims to engage members through monthly meetings, lab activities, guest speakers, and science tutoring. Phi Beta Chi ONLY accepts juniors and looks for competitive applicants with a high science GPA, rigorous science curriculum, and interest in the sciences. Students in 9th or 10th grade who are passionate about science can join the Science Club and later apply for admission into Phi Beta Chi as juniors. Students can also apply to PBC without prior involvement in Science Club, however prior involvement is beneficial to obtaining officer positions senior year.
The Social Studies Honor Society focuses on the ever-increasing importance of social studies in our world. From debate and political science to economics and history, the club serves to encourage students with a passion for social studies. Students can join the Social Studies Honor Society as early as your second semester of freshmen year until your junior year.
Membership Requirements:
Affinity for Social Studies
3.00 minimum unweighted social studies GPA
3.00 minimum unweighted overall GPA
Must have no conduct grade lower than a "B"
Recommendation from social studies teacher
The Spanish Honor Society celebrates the diversity and beauty of Hispanic culture. Members can engage in various club activities, from Spanish tutoring to participating in donation drives for Samaritan Purse Toy Drive and the Lotus House. Learn ways to help others with their knowledge of Spanish and become a representative of the Hispanic community within Terra.
Membership Requirements:
At least 2 years of Spanish in high school
Actively enrolled in a Spanish class
"B" or higher overall grade average in Spanish
Must not have previous recorded incidents (cheating, plagiarism, misconduct, etc)
The Thespians Honors Club aims to engage members in the performing arts through volunteer service events, workshops, club meetings and activities throughout the year. To maintain in good standing in the honor society, members must attend 80% of club meetings, fulfill their service requirements and partake in at least 2 Thespian events. Participation in school theatrical productions can earn students points and help them qualify for an end-of-year award or recognition.
Tri-M is the only national honor society for musicians in the country. The Music Honor Society offers unique networking, scholarship, and performing opportunities to academically and musically gifted students. The honor society aims to create a compassionate and caring environment to foster the growth of musicians in their early careers.