

ICS maintains an active chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) with the members participating in numerous school service activities throughout the year.
During the fall of each school year students in 7th grade will be introduced to the organization and informed of the academic and service requirements for acceptance. The administration and a committee of middle school teachers, known as the faculty council, review the applications and select the candidates. Selected students are considered for character, scholarship, leadership, service and citizenship. An induction ceremony for the newly invited NJHS members will be held during the fall for the school and family members.
The membership criteria and process are as follows. Seventh grade students with an overall average grade of 93% for the combined 6th and 7th grade grades, with rounding avoided if possible, will be considered for membership. Those students with the required grade average are invited to complete an application and provide two letters of recommendation that provide input on their service, leadership, citizenship, and character, the four pillars of the NJHS. The following are the criteria for each of these categories which are used to determine eligibility for membership.
Final determination as to which students will be invited to join the ICS Chapter of the NJHS will be made by a majority decision of the faculty council. All decisions made by the faculty council are final, and applicants should realize that membership in the NJHS is an honor and privilege, not a right ranted to all those who apply.
