Each semester we select three West Hall NAHS members that represent the three characteristics of Sparta; Principled, Driven, and United as well as the three character traits of the National Art Honor Society; Character, Service, and Scholarship

To graduate with NAHS honors and earn the right to wear a cord at graduation, a member must completed 20 hours or art based community service as well as all other requirements to remain in good standing until the graduation date.

National Art Honor Society Graduation Cords, sometimes referred to as rainbow graduation cords, are worn at graduation to recognize membership in NAHS. These honor cords are called rainbow cords because they feature 6 different colors between two graduation cords that are tied together in a double cord. 

To graduate with the Georgia Fine Arts Diploma Seal and earn the right to wear a cord at graduation, a member must meet all the requirements outlined by the Georgia Department of Education.

Fine Arts Diploma Seal Cords are worn at graduation to recognize recipients of the Georgia Fine Arts Diploma Seal. These honor cords feature 3 different colors; brown representing the visual arts, white representing theater, and pink representing music. 

View all 31 Fine Arts Diploma Seal Portfolios Here: hallco.org/fineartsdiplomaseal2023

This recognition is awarded to the exemplory senior(s) who has met all requirements to be awarded the National Art Honor Society Graduation Cord, the Georgia Fine Arts Diploma Seal, and completed all the requirements for the IB Career Pathway.