Ridgefield High School is pleased to welcome its newest National Honor Society (NHS) members. Much more than an honor roll, NHS is a distinctive, multi-faceted learning experience that provides a solid and meaningful foundation for life focusing on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. These four pillars have been associated with membership in the organization since its inception in 1921. The 2021 NHS cohort includes 30 students who were recently welcomed to the organization with an induction ceremony at the school.
“I am so proud of our National Honor Society Inductees this year for their commitment to the four pillars that NHS is founded upon,” said RHS Principal Christen Palmer. “In a year of a pandemic when the everyday tasks feel like a lot to handle, these 30 outstanding students have taken on the challenge to do more for their school and their community. By doing this, they are demonstrating their grit, resiliency, responsibility, and leadership. I look forward to seeing what they will do together, through the NHS, that will undoubtedly leave a long-lasting mark on Ridgefield High School and make it a better place for all students.”
“I am continually inspired by the hard work and dedication shown by our National Honor Society members,” said Tamara Hoodenpyl, teacher and NHS Advisor. “I could not be more proud to serve as an advisor to these bright young minds, and I look forward to watching them maximize their potential as they accomplish their academic and life goals.”
Ridgefield High School’s 2021 National Honor Society inductees are:
Uruwa Abe
Sunnye Bowerman
Dallin Casper
Patricia Catacutan
Caleb Ceravolo
Olivia DesRochers
Gavin Gannon
Reese Gentemann
James Gruber
Emily Johnson
Cameron Jones
Claire Jones
Dillon Kirksey
Olivia Krause
Julieta Larios
Alessandra Lindsay
Liam Rapp
Brianna Robbins
Isabelle Sheley
Jack Silbernagel
Madeline Smith
Kaydree Sosky
Joanna Spinden
Paige Stepaniuk
Madison Stone
Madison Walker
Zachary Warren
Andrew Wilken
Andrew Williams
Madelyn Winter
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