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Induction Ceremonies

Induction of new members into the National Elementary Honor Society is an important event for the student, the chapter, and the school. In addition to publicly recognizing the accomplishments of newly-selected students, the ceremony provides an excellent opportunity to dramatize the purposes of the chapter. Because membership in NEHS represents high levels of achievement, the induction ceremony should also reflect high standards.

Perhaps most importantly, induction ceremonies give parents a chance to develop a deeper appreciation for the work of their children and greater respect for the school they attend. Seeing their child walk proudly across the stage is a great reward to many parents who have worked hard and long to support their children’s education.

Consequently, the program should be dignified and impressive throughout. It has been said that the entire school will judge the chapter by these public events. The text that follows is designed to assist NEHS chapters in taking advantage of this opportunity to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, responsibility, service, and leadership among all students.

 

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