Churchill High School

Honor Societies at WCHS 

Spanish Honor Society

Official name:  Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica 

Our chapter name is "Los hispanocharlantes"   

Requirements for admission are:  Grade point average > 3.6;  GPA in Spanish > 3.6;  at least 3 semesters of Spanish AT WCHS, and two Spanish teacher recommendations. 

French Honor Society

Applicants for the French Honor Society must have an overall unweighted GPA of 3.6 or above, a 3.6 average in French, and must have completed 3 semesters of high school French.  Members must participate in all meetings and fundraisers held throughout the year, and must complete a 10-hour minimum of tutoring. 

National Chinese Honor Society (NCHS)

Qualifications for membership:
A regularly enrolled student of secondary school (grades 9-12) who has
1. taken a minimum of three semesters of Chinese at Churchill High School
2. maintained an overall B grade or better in Chinese and other academic subjects
3. displayed character, leadership, and service


 

Art Honor Society

The WCHS National Art Honor Society (NAHS) is committed to recognizing high school students who demonstrate outstanding abilities in the visual arts.  NAEA's National Art Honor Society programs have recognized students that exhibit the highest standards in the visual arts, and that bring art education to the attention of their schools and communities.  The NAHS program provides avenues for recognition of the artistic talents and leadership roles for visual arts students, while spotlighting the success and community work of our school's art program.

Students must have a minimum of one semester and a B average in art to join the NAHS chapter at WCHS.  They must complete and submit chapter registration form along with a chapter fee for each student member.  Each NAHS member receives a certificate and membership cards at an induction ceremony as well as a tassel at graduation.

Purpose:

*       Sponsoring art shows, organizing visits to local art museums, galleries and other art events
*       Volunteering locally and participating in community service projects
*       Attending or participating in art-related fundraisers

Officers:
*       President
*       Vice-President
*       Secretary/Historian
*       Treasurer

Sponsors:    Paul Dermont and Alexandra Michaels (Art Department)

 

• The student will have taken all honors math classes throughout high school. 
• The student will participate in the Mu Alpha Theta math tutoring program. 
• The student has and will maintain a 4.0 average in all math classes. 
• The student must be enrolled in AP Calculus or higher. 
• The student will have a math teacher submit a teacher recommendation form. 
• The student will demonstrate the four characteristics of a Mu Alpha Theta member:  excellence, industry, initiative, and reliability. 

National Honor Society

Criteria to be considered: 

1. Completed packet   
2. 3.5 unweighted GPA 
3. Teacher recommendations (5 total) 
4. Signed and interpreted Honor Code paragraph 
5. Activities:  

3. Need to be from different places (school, church, home, organizations) and different activities (playing baseball at home, church, and school doesn’t count). If 3 or more are from same place, will not be accepted.
4. Each activity must have been completed or on-going during high school.   Anything done in middle school does not count.  You must have a signature for each activity and a response (explained below) for each activity.  If you do not do this, you will not be considered for membership.