By Mia Cerrato – Editorial Editor

Meghana Cheela, a junior at Jonathan Law, is the president of the new National Math Honor Society. It is dedicated to math-related activities and it allows students to be qualified for several national grants. Editor Mia Cerrato interviewed Cheela about her the club. 

Mia Cerrato: What is NMHS?

Meghana Cheela: National Honor Society is a great opportunity for students interested in math to participate in math related activities and be eligible for national grants.

MC: What is the purpose? 

MC: The society promotes interest in math among high school students and provides the school with an opportunity to recognize students who excel in mathematics.

MC: Any goals for the club? 

MC: I hope that students are able to win a few awards through the competitions! Most of all, I hope they have fun through the activities we participate in this year!

MC: Why should people join? 

MC: People should join because it is an opportunity for them to be rewarded for their excellence in mathematics. They are able to also participate in math competitions where they can win awards!

MC: What is the criteria to be eligible to join? 

MC: To join, students must have a 3.8 GPA, an 87 average in their math classes so far, and have to have taken Algebra 2.