The Princeton High School Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) proudly welcomed twelve exceptional students into its ranks during the Spring induction ceremony held at Matthews Auditorium. The ceremony recognized scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and celebrated these students' achievements and commitment to making a positive difference in their community.
Principal James Stallings opened the ceremony with warm words of welcome, thanking everyone in attendance, including the distinguished guests. Superintendent Dr. Mary Phillips delivered the keynote address, sharing the importance of expressing gratitude to those who support you along the way.
Organized and executed by Chapter Officers, the program featured a student-led approach that underscored the leadership and initiative fostered within the National Honor Society. NHS Vice President Nora Fogelson and Secretary Rieco Lofton led the proceedings, addressing the organization's key pillars and praising the inductees for their willingness to embrace challenges, hold leadership positions, and contribute meaningfully to their community while excelling academically.
Congratulations to new inductees: Malachi Bennett, Angela Chub Lopez, Trevor Head, Aicha Konate, Kennedit LeGree, Chloe Mendoza Velasquez, Paola Rivera Mazariegos, Zoey Scott, Ryan Tracey, Lauren Trigueros Berduo, and Trenten Turner.
In the closing remarks, Chapter Advisor Miranda Cozzi congratulated the students, expressed confidence in their future endeavors, and thanked them for their leadership. The Princeton Chapter organizes several projects throughout the school year, including annual community blood drives and helping with district events.