Lake Center Christian School Inducts New NHS Members
On Thursday, Feb. 27, 16 new members were inducted into the Lake Center Christian School Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) - a distinguished honor - and recognized for their academic excellence and representation of Christ.
By: Emily Chesnic, Campus Communications & Volunteer Coordinator
HARTVILLE – On Thursday, Feb. 27, 16 new members were inducted into the Lake Center Christian School Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) – a distinguished honor – and recognized for their academic excellence and representation of Christ.
The 2023 inducted members: Emma Weise, Stanley Kever, Autumn Griffith, Elsie Haught, Troy Brown, Sydney Varga, Nathan Miller, Tori Wilson, Caitlin Moyer, Luke Sommers, Nina Yoder, Sara Maarschalk, Katie Hall, Andee Varga, Luke Underwood and Xander Stokes.
Secondary Principal Mrs. Crystal Maarschalk said NHS honors sophomores, juniors and seniors who excel in the classroom and represent the four pillars of the NHS: character, scholarship, leadership and service.
“Meeting the criteria for acceptance into the Lake Center National Honor Society is a rigorous undertaking,” Mrs. Sharon Martin, the NHS Adviser at LCCS, said.
Students must first carry a cumulative 3.5 grade point average to qualify and receive an invitation to apply. Then, students must fill out an “extensive application” that is later reviewed by the Lake Center National Honor Society Teacher Advisory Council to be sure the requirements have been met, including voluntary completion of some service hours, said Mrs. Martin.
Students in NHS Serve Others
The LCCS Chapter of NHS annually logs numerous service hours, fulfilling volunteering needs in the school community and beyond. NHS members commit to no less than 20 service hours a year. Lake Center’s third year NHS members have each logged 60 hours of service or more.
Lake Center’s existing NHS members recently “tapped” the senior high students selected for membership. They later celebrated with brunch.
Lake Center’s second and third year NHS members: Jayne Barber, Alexis Joseph, Titus Mock, Taylor Tufts, Peyton Fisher, Christina Luton, Emily Miller, Miranda Bailey, Jenna Eddy, Ava Karmie, Jack Katigbak, Abigail Klein, Micah McConahay, Jordan Neel, Corban Osborne, Ava Pletcher, Sarah Stock and Micah Wright.
LCCS Enrolling for 2023 School Year
Lake Center Christian School is now enrolling K-12 students for the 2023-24 school year and offers variable tuition rates and financial aid options to help families afford a Christian education. Lake Center believes in a Biblical worldview, infusing the importance of scripture and who God is into everything it does. To learn more about Lake Center Christian School and schedule a private campus tour, contact LCCS Director of Admissions, Jackie Gilin, at (330) 877-2049 or [email protected].
Above: Lake Center Christian School’s 2023 National Honor Society inducted members:(back row, left to right) Caitlin Moyer, Tori Wilson, Sara Maarschalk, Emma Weise, Nina Yoder, Autumn Griffith, Katie Hall, Sydney Varga, Elsie Haught, (front row, left to right) Xander Stokes, Nathan Miller, Luke Summers, Luke Underwood, Stanley Kever and Troy Brown. (Not pictured: Andee Varga).
Photograph Contributed By Mrs. Maarschalk
Above: Lake Center’s 2023 NHS first, second and third year members: (back row, left to right) Emily Miller, Ava Karmie, Jenna Eddy, Caitlin Moyer, Tori Wilson, Sara Maarschalk, Emma Weise, Nina Yoder, Autumn Griffith, Katie Hall, Sydney Varga, Christian Luton, Elsie Haught, Miranda Bailey, Peyton Fisher, Alexis Joseph, (front row, left to right) Micah McConahay, Jordan Neel, Micah Wright, Taylor Tufts, Abigail Klein, Xander Stokes, Nathan Miller, Luke Summers, Luke Underwood, Stanley Kever and Troy Brown, Jack Katigbak, Titus Mock, Ava Pletcher and Jayne Barber. (not pictured are Sarah Stock and Corban Osborne).
Photograph Contributed By Mrs. Maarschalk
