Angela Canosa, Moderator
acanosa@cmlions.org

Purpose:

To inspire and recognize those students who have shown outstanding ability in art. To increase an awareness and bring art to the attention of the school and community.

Goals:

The NAHS programs provide avenues for recognition of the talents and leadership roles for visual art students, while spotlighting the success and community work of the school’s art program.

To foster and encourage an atmosphere that provides service to others, especially in all areas of the school curriculum and the community.

Julia McKenna-Walkden, Moderator
jwalkden@cmlions.org

Mission - We promote the Marianist Mission and apply Marianist characteristics in our everyday activities. 
We promote a faith and culture dialogue among our members. Members have the chance to help their peers with academic work through tutoring, which educates in family spirit and personal response to faith.

Eligibility requirements: 

To become a member, one must present a 3.0 GPA with a 3.5 average in French. They must also be enrolled in French for the next school year. Seniors can’t be inducted. The student membership is $10, payable at the time of initiation.

** Requirement for service hours – 4 hours per school year

Benjamin Gleichauf, Moderator
bgleichauf@cmlions.org

We serve for the betterment of our community by attaining excellence in the performing arts. We are inclusive of all students who demonstrate a love of theatre and are willing to share their passion with others.

Students who are new to the society (apprentices) must earn 20 points per academic year by being actively involved in the performing arts. Fifteen of these points must be earned from participation in theatrical events sponsored by the CMCP theatre department ie. Mainstage Productions, District Festivals and CMCP Improv Group just to name a few. The sponsor will post the breakdown of points for the society so all members are aware of how they can best earn their required points. The apprentice must earn the twenty points by April 1st of the current academic year. When an apprentice has earned the appropriate twenty points they are invited, at the discretion of the sponsor, to be inducted into the society. The induction will take place at the Honors Induction Ceremony scheduled by CMCP.

After a student has been inducted into the society, they must maintain their membership each academic year by earning twenty points in the same manner as an apprentice. Senior members of the society, in good standing, may receive a Thespian Stole that may be worn at graduation. 

Officers are appointed by the troupe sponsor.

Yearly Dues for all members and apprentices are $5.00

Induction Fee: $10.00, payable by April 1st from eligible apprentices.

Senior Graduation Thespian Stole: $10.00 payable by April 1st from eligible seniors.

Festival Fee: $20.00

Scheduled meeting days: At least once a month, more when necessary.

Jason Johnson, Moderator
jjohnson@cmlions.org

The Purpose of Mu Alpha Theta

Mu Alpha Theta, the National High School and Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society, was formed in 1957 at the University of Oklahoma. We are dedicated to inspiring a keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students. As of June 2016, more than 113,500 students are Mu Alpha Theta members at more than 2,300 schools in the United States and in 20 foreign countries.

To be eligible:

Members must be high school students in grades 9 through 11.
Members must have completed the equivalent of two years of college preparatory mathematics, including algebra and/or geometry, and have completed or are enrolled in a third year of college preparatory mathematics.

On the 4-point grading scale, members must have at least a 3.0 math grade point average.

Christine Wehnes, Moderator
cwehnes@cmlions.org

The NEHS motto, "gelast sceal mid are," is Old English for: "duty goes with honor." The motto represents one of the earliest forms of our language—it affirms and celebrates an obligation to use one's gifts in service to others. Service to peers, school, and community is part and parcel of the NEHS mission—and, indeed, in the grammatical structure of the Old English phrase, "duty" actually precedes "honor."

Membership in NEHS is by invitation, extended through a local chapter on behalf of the national organization. Membership in NEHS is an honor bestowed on individuals selected for their accomplishments in the field of English and in overall academic achievement.

The NEHS Constitution sets forth the following minimum requirements for active membership:

• attendance at the school the equivalent of one semester prior to being considered. (If special circumstances merit, the Faculty Advisory Council may waive the semester regulation),
• completion of the equivalent of two semesters of English prior to induction as members,
• the achievement of a minimum overall and English grade point average of a 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) prior to induction as members, and
• payment of dues

Shannon Branfield, Moderator
sbranfield@cmlions.org

Purpose:
NHS creates enthusiasm for scholarships, promotes worthy leadership, and encourages a greater development of character in all students.

Students can be invited into NHS in the Spring of their 10th grade year. To be eligible, a student must have a minimum 3.7 cumulative GPA and be in good discipline standing. Dues are $20 per school year.

Cleopatra Cedeno-Fiorella, Moderator
cfiorella@cmlions.org

Purpose:

The Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica (SHH) is an honor society for high school students enrolled in Spanish and/or Portuguese, sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese (AATSP).

The SHH was formally organized as the Spanish National Honor Society in 1953. The name was changed to Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica in 1959. At present there are more than 2,000 national and international chapters of the SHH.

The mission of the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica is to recognize high school achievement in Spanish and Portuguese and to promote interest in Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian studies.

As a member of the National Spanish Honor Society (Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica) you are called upon to give service to your school and community. We encourage you to participate in tutoring and in service activities at school and the community. It should also be remembered that the SHH is an honor society for those students of high academic achievement.

Nelson Bermudez, Moderator
nbermudez@cmlions.org

Rho Kappa Social Studies Honor Society is the only national organization for high school juniors and seniors that recognizes excellence in the field of Social Studies.

Each candidate for membership shall be selected to a designated chapter of Rho Kappa based on the following criteria:

Eligibility: Juniors must have 

• at least an unweighted 3.25 cumulative GPA
• at least a 3.5 GPA in Social Studies courses and
• completed a minimum of one (1) honors-level Social Studies course and be enrolled in a second honors or AP course in Senior year

Requirements: Members must attend monthly meetings and participate in annual service projects. Annual Service projects can include Model UN. 

Purpose:
To recognize and encourage scientific and intellectual thought within the science area. To communicate with the scientific community and to aid fellow students in the comprehension of science.

Carlo Ricchi, Moderator
cricchi@cmlions.org

Purpose: To provide avenues for recognition of the instrumental and vocal talents and leadership roles for students.

Activities: All students must organize and participate in an annual Christmas/End of the Year show.

Mrs. Jenni Waters, Moderator
jwaters@cmlions.org

Purpose of NHSDA:  To recognize outstanding artistic merit, leadership, and academic achievement in students studying dance. 

Responsibilities of Prospective Students:

1. Earn participation points from various activities. A student must earn 30 points to be inducted into NHSDA.

2. Demonstration of character

3. GPA of at least a 3.0