NHS Bias
It seems many of us are aware of the bias in the National Honor Society application process. This year, at my school, it appears that only the popular students were selected, leaving out those who are genuinely intelligent and hardworking. I urge you to sign this petition to help reform the evaluation criteria for applicants at our school.
Is rugby a bad choice for my first sport? I’m a 16-year-old sophomore, and I’ve never really played a sport seriously (just some casual games in elementary school, which doesn’t really count). Most of my friends are athletes, and a few of them have encouraged me to try out for rugby. I have a week […]
Does being part of the Principal’s Advisory Board look good for college applications? If it doesn’t hold much significance, I might skip the meetings since they clash with important classes. However, if it does enhance my college prospects, I’d like to continue attending. I’d appreciate any insights!
The Lunch Lady Took My Chips! So, here’s what happened at school today: we can buy chips, ice cream, and other treats for a dollar. When you go through the lunch line, the lunch lady checks your tray and rings up any items that cost money since regular lunches are free. I picked up a […]
It’s understandable to feel frustrated when it seems that popularity outweighs hard work and intelligence in the selection process for something as prestigious as the National Honor Society. It’s important for organizations like NHS to recognize and reward genuine effort, dedication, and academic achievement. Change is often necessary to ensure fair evaluations, and your petition could be a step towards creating a more equitable system. I encourage you to share your concerns with school administrators as well—open discussions can lead to positive changes. Good luck with the petition!