National Honor Society
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One of the highest honors we can bestow upon some of our students is induction into National Honor Society.
Mrs. Marissa Logue, CA Principal
Canandaigua Academy 2025-26 Members
Trey Austin
Aaron Berner
Amelia Berry
Piper Blue
MaKayla Casey
Connor Cecere
Shirley Chen
Shayne Cooke
Anna Cywinski
Jack Dedrick
Maxwell Eckdahl
Delaney Gallahan
Mya Henry
Andrew Istvan
Grace Lewis
Rylie Lewis
JeYuan Lian Liu
Joshua MacKay
Walter Marshall
Gloria McAlpin
Katherine McFetridge
Sylvia Meek
Savannah Nazelrod
Caitlyn Newhook
Patrick Olvany
Natalie Oo
Rayne Pace
Nora Piper
Benjamin Roller
Rylie Sallazzo
Lola Schorr
Leah Sheridan
Lilah Sickles
Peyton Tierney
Miriam Tricomi
Matthew Ulrich
Gillian Vit
Sarah VonRhedey
Ryan Weller
Taylor Zanghi
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Character
The force within an individual which distinguishes that person from others.
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Service
Willingness to work without monetary compensation or recognition
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Leadership
The willingness to yield to one's personal interests for the interest of others.
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Scholarship
A commitment to learning.
The motto of National Honor Society (NHS) is Noblesse Oblige, a French phrase literally meaning “nobility obligates”.In broader terms, it signifies that those of high rank have the obligation to behave honorably, generously and responsibly to others. Membership in the National Honor Society requires that individuals uphold this motto and excel in scholarship, service, character, and leadership.
Selection and membership in the National Honor Society is a privilege. It is more than just an honor roll. Students do not apply for membership, rather they are selected. First, their scholarship or academic record is reviewed. Any student with a cumulative grade point average, as calculated after the fall semester of their junior year, with a 90% or higher is given consideration for review.