50 Heights Students Inducted Into National Honor Soceity

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH — Some 50 sophomores and juniors at Heights High were inducted into the National Honor Society last week. The high school already has 86 current members, so the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District has a lot of reasons to be proud of its students.

To be considered for the NHS, students must have at least a 3.5 GPA. Students must also demonstrate their achievements in three other NHS "pillars": character, service and leadership.

To celebrate the mass of NHS additions, an induction ceremony was held on April 19. The event featured keynote speaker Richard Stewart, president of Digizoom Media, a full-service video production company and a Heights High alumnus.

The students that were inducted into the NHS include:

• Samuel Adamo,
• Steven Adams,
• Sydney Ball,
• Brielle Boyd,
• Alaysia Brooks,
• Rohan Bruce,
• Kourtney Love,
• Ava Collyer,
• J'amonte Davis,
• William Davis,
• Corrin Flowers,
• Noah Frazier,
• Nathaniel Frey,
• Jadrian Gantt,
• Jenna Gordon,
• Isaiah Hamilton,
• Hira Hanson,
• Naomi Hardin,
• Erykah Hawkins,
• Cas Hoffman,
• Emma Hubbard,
• Caroline Imka,
• Ruby Kauffman,
• Brayden Kellner,
• Abra Lisowski,
• Damari Loretz,
• Cullen Martin,
• Jonah May,
• Madisyn Moore,
• Madeleine Nicol,
• Julia O'Donnell,
• Kevin Oliver,
• James Pentecost,
• Henry Pentecost,
• Antonino Pereira,
• Charlotte Piszel,
• Elena Rinaldi,
• Yasmine Robinson,
• Daria Schneiderman,
• Madalyn Shelt,
• Mollie Stadlin,
• Ethan Swain,
• Rajani Tabor,
• Hannah Teets,
• Jessie Titas,
• Nataya Truitt,
• Donovan Veccia,
• La'Quay Ward and
• Kailyn Young

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