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PBHS inducts 93 students into National Honor Society

Pine Bush High School inducted 93 students into its National Honor Society Thursday evening, Oct. 6. Seventy-seven juniors and 16 seniors were honored for their academics as well as their character, leadership and service. The criteria for students to be invited for membership in National Honor Society are:

  • achieve a cumulative average of at least 90%
  • complete 10 or more hours of community service
  • demonstrate excellence in leadership and character.

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Christopher Passudetti, a respected English teacher at Pine Bush High School, received an honorary membership in NHS. Mr. Passudetti thanked the students of the National Honor Society for the honor and called them “a remarkable group of students.” He added, “Getting to be your teacher has been a real honor.”

A young man is on the left, wearing a white shirt and black jacket. On the right is a young woman holding a battery-operated candle. She has long dark hair and is wearing a gray dress. She is smiling broadly.

Superintendent Brian Dunn spoke to the group about keeping positive.

“The one thing I can recommend is to keep it positive,” said Mr. Dunn. “Always try to see the great metaphorical glass as half full.”

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The four tenets of the honor society are character, scholarship, leadership and service.

After each inductee was presented, all recited the National Honor Society pledge:

I pledge to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society to which I have been selected;

I will be true to the principles for which it stands;

I will be loyal to my school;

And will maintain and encourage high standards of scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

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The National Honor Society officers for 2022-2023 are:

Sean Allein Villanoza–President
Julia Corin–Vice President
Logan Vatore–Treasurer
Yasmin Aguilar–Secretary

Congratulations to all of our 2022 National Honor Society inductees!

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Seniors

  • Nikki Ahmetaj
  • Brianna Collado
  • Sinseer Corona
  • Lauren DeFrancis
  • Jessica Horne
  • Dominick Masi
  • Alicia Pagan
  • Arjun Patel
  • Krista Reeves
  • Jade Reynolds
  • Kayla Robinson
  • Jana Shaban
  • Dyana Sierra
  • Caitlin Uhelsky
  • Donato Venditti
  • James Michael Vizzari

A young woman shakes the hand of a man on a stage. The young woman is wearing dark pants and a lighter printed shirt. She has short dark hair and is smiling.

Juniors

  • Ajahnae Allen
  • Anabella Almeida
  • Lauren Bialt
  • Elias Blumrath
  • Julia Bressler
  • Nina Camacho
  • Madelyn Carpenter
  • Samuel Cerone
  • Ariana Charles
  • Tia Fisher
  • Emily Forma
  • Lillian Gabriele
  • Isabella Gallego-Hurrera
  • Ella Galloway
  • Gavin Gardocki
  • David Gomez
  • Gabriel Goodin
  • Tomas Hajek
  • Faith Harvey
  • Samantha Heit
  • Malakai Henry-Geraghty
  • Gabriella Hernandez
  • Angela Hillgenfeldt
  • Taylor Hoehmann
  • Jenna Hopmayer
  • Ellie Hoppe
  • Monica Ilioiu
  • Katie Johnson
  • Logan Kenney
  • India Latta
  • Sophia Licardi
  • Madelyn Magsamen
  • Madison Malin
  • Nicholas Marshall
  • Ashley Martin
  • Justin Martir
  • Jenna McComb
  • Alexander McCord
  • Deirdre Meberg
  • Karly Memmelaar
  • Nia Merritt
  • Hanin Mohammed
  • Akeelah Moxam
  • Bryghton Narain
  • Logan Norton-Lapsley
  • Alex O’Dell
  • Tomek Oakes
  • Abigail Oliveras
  • Breanna Omosebi
  • Alexandra Parr
  • Hanna Pawlowski
  • Olivia Powell
  • Justin Quick
  • Tea Rauch
  • Abigail Reynolds
  • Mya Riquelme
  • Aiyana Rodgers
  • Nina Rodriguez
  • Grace Salsbury
  • Aaron Schoenberg
  • Amaya Segerra
  • Bryce Sloley
  • Jake Smith
  • Kileigh Smykla
  • Miles Terranova
  • Tiffany Tinoco Claros
  • Mackenzie Todd
  • Morgan Tubbs
  • Saige Valentino
  • Lucas Van Cura
  • Alisha Vazquez
  • Mason Viola
  • Katie Webster
  • Nicole Whittaker
  • Madison Williams
  • Liam Winter
  • Trevor Zupetz
Pine Bush Central School District
State Route 302, Pine Bush, NY 12566
Phone: (845) 744-2031
Fax: (845) 744-6189
Amy Brockner
Interim Superintendent of Schools
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