Hello Fabulous Center 4!

I am writing this blog so that you can make the MOST of your MASC/MAHS experience. We have a couple exciting events coming up: 2010 State Conference and 2010/2011 Board of Delegate selections!

State Conference

If you are reading this, then you are definitely a student leader. I know this because you take initiative. As part of your school's Honor Society or Student Government, you are a member who cares. You log on to this website and try to help your chapter or council. You, by every definition, are a student leader.

As a student leader, you have attributes that are very valuable. You may be quiet, loud, expressive, or hidden, but as far as leadership goes, you've got it handled. Most council and honor society members are balancing other hobbies too, so those of you like that have even more valuable traits. Here's a hint for college and scholarship applications your senior year- Take Advantage of your abilities!

Aloha Leaders

I know its not like this for every school, but at mine (North Huron) Student Council is like the place to be and National Honor Society is like ultra-boring. At my school, it's the thing you join for college applications alone.

I LOVE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY!!!!!!! and I'm it's president, so what can I do?

There are some people who enjoy NHS functions in my chapter, but most only do the minimum hours required, because "they have to". 

I know that there will always be the people who like donating their time, and the people who don't, so I would like to focus on making meetings more fun and interesting. I just don't know what I can do..