St. Martha School Inducts Students in National Jr. Honor Society

Saint Martha School recently welcomed six junior high school students into its National Junior Honor Society during a ceremony at the School.

Shown are members of the Saint Martha School Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. Front row (pictured from left to right): Alessandro Bacabac, Alexander Casella, Morgan DiFronzo, Dahila Sievers, and Advisor Mrs. Jean Bodman. Back row (pictured from left to right): Pastor Fr. Robert Villa, Faith MacDonald, Isabella Hinkle, Joseph Weidl, Eva Perkins, Jackie Barrow, and Principal Dr. Ann Southworth. Missing from photo: Emily Rougeot.

The National Junior Honor Society is a national organization that promotes recognition for its students who reflect outstanding accomplishments in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.

Saint Martha School enrolls students from Pre-school to Grade 8. Saint Martha School holds the U.S. Department of Education National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence distinction, which recognizes public and private elementary, middle and high schools where students perform at very high academic levels. Saint Martha School is located at 214 Brainard Road in Enfield (off Route 5, by the fire station).