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 2023-24 Members
Andrews, Jessica
Barnes, Joshua
Barone, Russell
Bjorling, Taryn
Broomfield, Emerson
Burnett, Kelley
Chapman, Kyleigh
heney, Julia
Ciccolone, Brennan
Delforte, Lucas
DeRue, Tyler
Eckdahl, McKenna
Enzinna, Sophia
Giroux, Michaela
Gullo, Amanuel
Heagney, Rose
Hoffman, Nicholas
Lian Liu, JeXuan
Lyttle, Caroline
Mahoney, Margaux
Maneval, Charles
Marshall, Emma
Murphy, Andrew
Nemitz, Jordan
Popelka, Marcello
Rheude, Alex
Robinson, Katherine
Roller, Cora
Romano, Ava
Rottingen, Erik
Russell, Phoebe
Schneider, Regina
Simons, Robert Conrad
Spinelli, George
Springer, Morgan
Taft, Meckenzie
Taylor, Janey
Teerlinck, Elizabeth
Tenney, Alexa
Tessena, Lukan
Urlacher, Daniel
Urlacher, Molly
Vigh, Deborah
Windover, Jonathan
Yoder, Sarah
York, Jude
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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.