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    Welcome to the Canyon Springs NEHS Chapter!
     
    We are so excited to spend the year working on community service projects with you! The National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS) is a school based program recognizing outstanding elementary students in grades fifth through six and engaging them in the meaningful development of leadership skills and a personal understanding of the value of service. More than just an honor roll, NEHS gives each school member a means of identifying high-achieving students who have an understanding of what it means to be a responsible student and citizen in our world today.
     
    To learn more about NEHS please check out www.nehs.org   
     
     
    Click the following link to access the NEHS bylaws. 
    Members are required to be familiar with this document. 
     
     
     

    • NJHS: National Junior Honor Society

      Sponsor: Ms. Schwartzstein lisa.schwartzstein@dvusd.org


      NEHS: National Elementary Honor Society

      Sponsor: Mrs. Richardson: Katherine.RichardsonEspiau@dvusd.org



      If you have any questions, please email your organization's sponsor. 

       

      Pillars of Membership

       

      • Scholarship
        Students must first meet this criterion to become candidates for membership. NJHS national policy requires that each chapter set a cumulative GPA as their Scholarship criteria.

        Canyon Springs minimum GPA is 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.

      • Service
        This involves voluntary contributions made by a student and done without compensation. Chapters can require evidence of service to either the school, the community or both. Each chapter sets its own requirements for this criterion.

      • Leadership
        Student leaders are those who are resourceful, good problem solvers, and idea contributors. Leadership experiences can be drawn from school or community activities while working with or for others. Chapters can require evidence of leadership from within school or the community or both. Each chapter sets its own requirements for this criterion.

      • Character
        The student of good character is cooperative; demonstrates high standards of honesty and reliability; shows courtesy, concern, and respect for others. A chapter’s faculty council may review or consider disciplinary records when evaluating this criterion.

      • Citizenship
        In general, the student who demonstrates citizenship understands the importance of civic engagement; has a high regard for freedom and justice; and respects democracy. Each chapter sets its own requirements for this criterion.