MHS Students Recognized for Academic Excellence and Inducted into Honor Societies
On Tuesday, Nov. 13, 26 Milton Hershey School students were inducted into the National Spanish Honor Society and National Art Honor Society. The goal of honor societies is to recognize MHS students for their academic excellence and develop an interest in particular areas of study.
National Spanish Honor Society Inductees
In order to be inducted into the National Spanish Honor Society, students must have an overall grade average of 90 percent or above. Members of society demonstrate dedication and commitment to the Spanish program.
Congratulations to the following students on their induction into the National Spanish Honor Society:
- Kadin Becker
- James Brewer
- Aziya Camphor
- Shandae Cruz
- Madeline Glick
- Winter Hamman
- Maria Khololeyenko
- David Li
- Alina Lopareva
- Brianna Mejia
- Alelia Pettus
- Gabriel Rojas Gomez
- Estefani Santos
- William Sepulveda
- Gabrielle Symons
- Clarissa Thomas
- Pearl Williams
- Sara Zacherl
Milton Hershey School encourages students to gain global awareness through multicultural and global education. As they gain a better understanding of themselves, different cultures, and the systems in which they live, they become better prepared for the global, 21st-century workforce.
National Art Honor Society Inductees
Students inducted into the National Art Honor Society demonstrate advanced artistic skill and a commitment to academic excellence and the school’s Sacred Values. Students must maintain an overall grade average of an A, and agree to share their talents with the school and community over the course of their membership.
Congratulations to the following students on their induction into the National Art Honor Society:
- Prestin Barrows
- Jazmyne Carter
- Mackenzie Lewis
- Elisabeth Milligan
- Grace Mitchell
- Taylor Nolen
- Joseph Roberto
- Francesca White
Milton Hershey School’s Visual and Performing Arts department offers students a wide variety of classes, activities, and performing groups in all of the arts. In addition, the department also includes the Clyde Stacks Art Museum, a modern learning and exhibition facility with rotating art shows.
Congratulations to these students for their academic excellence in Spanish and art!