CVMS inducts 36 students into NJHS

Circleville Middle School inducted 36 students into the National Junior Honor Society in June.

Three middle school students stand around a table with four candles on it. The tablecloth says National Junior Honor Society. One student is at the podium speaking.

In order to qualify for the NJHS, a student must achieve an overall 93 grade point average, exemplify leadership qualities, be good citizens, volunteer, exhibit good character and uphold the rules of the district’s Code of Conduct.

a woman stands at a podium speaking. Behind her are middle school students sitting in chairs on a stage. In front of her is a table with four candles on it. The tablecloth says National Junior Honor Society.

Congratulations to all who have worked so diligently to earn this prestigious honor!

A group of about 20 middle school students stand on a stage, all dressed nicely. They have their hands up pledging to the national junior honor society.

CVMS 2024 National Junior Honor Society Inductees

Bianca Abreu
Adriana Balzotti
Natalia Bergsten
Cailyn Best
Katelyn Byrnes
Devin Carey
Pranom Dey
Arielle Donatien
Christian Donatien
Olivia Green
Isabella Hilario
Della Hundley
Victoria Islam
Ali Khan
Saoirse Lalli
Kendal Loughlin
Isabella Mendez
Fatima Mohamed Maksooth
Derek Moreno
Rhyan Neptune
Maison Ortiz
Allyson Perez
Gianna Price
Joseph Raymond
Lisbell Rios
Landon Ross
Cora Sarmiento
Eva Sienkwicz
Jeremiah Tanner
Alyanna Thompson
Sophia Tique Diaz
Lucy Tymczyszyn
Theresa Valcin
Gabriel Walsh
Logan Wendell
Julia Zullo

Pine Bush schools are dismissing early, Friday, Dec. 20 Crispell – 1:05; PBHS, CVMS – 1:15; elementary – 2:30 No after-school activities or CTEC

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CVMS 2024 National Junior Honor Society Inductees