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Honor Society Reflection
This year, I have used my leadership skills to better my school’s National Honor Society chapter. I am an active two year member of National Honor Society, and I was elected by my peers to serve as Vice-President this year. I wanted to serve as Vice-President because I believed that the club had a lot of untapped potential. Having seen friends from other schools talk about the high standards and requirements of their clubs, I believed that my school should meet those standards as well. The four pillars of National Honor Society are Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. My school has an impressive amount of girls who qualify for NHS academically, which fulfills the Scholarship pillar. However, I knew my club could better represent
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