The National Jr. Honors Society or NJHS is a service leadership organization for high achieving students. This is the clubs first year and they are off to a great start.
Mrs. Ottley, the Advisor of NJHS, explains how you can get in, “You can get in if you apply and have 3.8 GPA and a history of service and leadership in the community. It is only for 8th and 9th graders.”
This year you all may have noticed the banners of some SJHS students hung up in the commons area. If you haven't I recommend checking them out!
“I thought they were models!” says Ms. Sullivan, a student teacher to Mrs. Pina. That’s a nice comment! Most of the students interviewed like their banners hung up. It actually has boosted some spirits on their self image! This is a positive change to SJHS!
Student Council is a group of sixteen 9th grade students here at SJHS, 5 boys, 11 girls, that we trust in arranging our school activities. They are advised by Mrs. Murray and Ms. Jensen, who double as CTE and English teachers.They are in charge of most things that happen here at the school, from dances, to Red Ribbon week. They are supposed to set an example to the school, and be a friend to all. In this article, we will be spotlighting our amazing student council, and going into depth on their purpose.
SJHS is a really weird place sometimes, and it is getting weirder by the minute. Some of this is because we are always being ourselves. The teachers were asked about their funniest experiences at SJHS.
The principal, Mr. McGuire, mentioned that while watching the school security cameras he has seen a lot of people just stop in the middle of the hallway and start dancing. That would be a pretty funny thing to see. So if you like to just to stop in the middle of the hallway and start dancing, you may make someone watching the security film laugh some day.
