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NHS Kicks Off the Year

Written by Minh Luong
August 27, 2024
Photo by Minh Luong
Pst..did you hear? Muhammand Annas, Rebekah Draper, Beyonce Vallecillo outlined plans for upcoming months. They emphasized the importance of support for the future events. “The blood drive needs our help,” Vallecillo.

 The National Honor Society (NHS) held its first meeting of the year on Monday, August 26. The session featured the introduction of the new officers, engaging icebreaker games, and important discussions on the upcoming blood drive and semester hour requirements. They also explained the requirements for a blood chord which will require two blood donations or two volunteering days. Additionally, officers informed members that to receive a stole for graduation they must meet the requirements per semester. Although brief, the meeting was both informative and engaging, setting the stage for an exciting year ahead.

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