What is National Honor Society?
National Honor Society is an organization founded on the principals of outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and service. It is an honor given to selected students based on these principals.

What does the National Honor Society do?
Once a member of the National Honor Society at Marquette, students serve their school by coordinating many activities including:

• Birthday Suckers
• Make A Difference Day
• Bullying Prevention Month
• Junior Service Projects
• Spring Blood Drive
• Other activities as needed

These students dedicate a significant amount of time and effort to organize several projects throughout the year, and the success we see in each event is reflective of their hard work. Teachers and staff sincerely appreciate the willingness of these students to serve their school and give younger students a positive example to follow.

How do you get inducted to National Honor Society?
Students must be a sophomore, junior, or senior student and must have a 3.5 or higher cumulative grade point average. Eligible students must create a presentation and present to faculty members, reflecting on their success in each of four principles - scholarship, character, leadership, and service.