By Bobby Black – Sports Editor

Jonathan Law’s National Honor Society is advised by English teacher Mrs. Goldbeck and Chemistry teacher Ms. Turcotte and is available to juniors and seniors who have a GPA of 4.25 or above. Advocate Sports Editor Bobby Black interviewed Goldbeck about 

Bobby Black: When were the applications due for the National Honor Society?

Mrs. Goldbeck: Applications for National Honor Society were due at 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, October 10.

BB: How does being a member of the National Honor Society help the school?

MG: Jonathan Law and the surrounding communities benefit from the club’s charitable work. Money raised from the Halloween contest and Brain Bowl are donated to local charities and the Giving Tree provides necessities and gifts to Milford families in need.

BB: Who are the leaders of the National Honor Society this year?

MG: The current NHS officers are Ike Opeyami (President), Sara Moshirzadeh and Jessica Brocksom (Co-Vice Presidents), Grace Hess (Secretary), and Maya Markowitz (Treasurer).

BB: What qualifications do students need to get into the National Honor Society?

MG: The first qualification is a 4.25 cumulative weighted GPA. The other pillars surrounding the NHS are leadership, character, and service.

BB: How do students benefit from being a part of the National Honor Society?

MG: These students are recognized for being well rounded individuals who are able to attain high academic standards, while being leaders in one or more areas, as well as, volunteering and having good character. It is an honor to be considered for NHS and even more of an honor if accepted. The students will continue the legacy of service through their participation.