All right. Good evening everyone and welcome to our academic honor society's induction night. Um my name is Paul Renegan, the principal of the high school. So for all of our families and guests that are here today, we welcome you to the high school for a really incredible night. Um, I love this time
of year because it is about celebration of hard work throughout a school year and this night really captures that. as you see on the banners on hanging from the stage that they really represent all of our academic honor societies. to give
you a little bit of a history lesson as a former history teacher that our very first honor society was an organization called Opus Bono Historian which was an honor society for history and it was a really small little group when it started and we would always do our
induction at the Montgomery home here in Middlear on on East Main Street and we used to go to that home because of historical significance of that space and we would have a little reception and we would do the induction in the garden. And then we kept growing and growing and
being kept adding more and more honor societies to it to today. We're inducting almost 80 members of the class of 2027 and a few 2026es in the mix and um and really how far we've come. And what is so awesome is to be able to
celebrate our students who are doing unbelievable work in their content areas that they thrive in. You will notice tonight you'll hear many names. It could be the same student getting called from multiple honor societies. If you have any seniors graduating or you'll be part of any of the celebrations as our
seniors prepare to graduate, they'll all be wearing academic honor um honor cords that will signify the honor societies that they're in. And there'll be many of our seniors graduating that have multiple. So, we welcome all you here tonight. We welcome everyone here on our
stage, our advisors, our administration, and of course our student leaders who are the officers of the multiple honor societies. This evening it is really we hold membership in the National French Honor Society, the National Spanish Honor Society, RO Kappa, the National
History Honor Society, the National Honor Society for Science, for English, Mu Alpha Theta, the National Math Honor Society, and of course the International Thespian Society for Theater. Our TriM Music Honor Society, they do a special
induction and their members were inducted at the annual spring concert held on May 13th. So tonight, we welcome all of our students here tonight for the induction to all of our families as I said. So, a little household item for all of our inductees and all of our um
events like this for all of our students. You will make your way over to that side of the stage and you wait for your name to be called. When your name is called, you'll stand on the X. You'll be given your what is called in some cases a certificate or in many organizations are called a shingle. And
that will signify that you have a membership in their respective National Honor Society. Once you've done that, you're going to be leaving and you will not be going back to your seat. You're going to make your way over here to this side of the stage and just wait quietly until everyone from your honor society
has been has been announced. Then what we will do, whoever is up here announcing your respective honor society, you'll be asked to come back up onto the stage together. And here's why. Two reasons. One, to get a group photo of the honor society together so
families can do that as well. But also for our advisors that we can capture the history of this particular cohort of students getting into their honor society. It is also for many of the honor societies, there is an oath or a pledge and is all part of the national
charters for these groups. They're usually pretty short, but we're going to have you all do it together back up here. So, don't go back to your seats. Just hang over here until we call you back up onto the stage for the group photo. One thing from Lean um is well, is that when you're doing the group
photo, you're going to stand in between the two sides of the tables all together so we can move the pictures pretty quickly. All right. And then after that, you'll make your way off this side of the stage and make your way back to your seats as we um move through each of the
honor societies. So, with that said, it gives me great pleasure to introduce the advisors to the eight national honor societies, and I'll do one at a time as I'll introduce each honor society as they take the stage and the podium to begin their respective induction. With
that being said, to begin, I would like to introduce Mrs. Megan, Mrs. Megan Casey, our advisor to the National English Honor Society, and Christian Alexandria, president of the National English Honor Society. >> Thank you, Mr. Brandan. Good evening and
congratulations to all of our inductees. I'm honored to be the returning adviser for the National English Honor Society. I'm thrilled at the level of interest this year and look forward to working with all of you to make this the best year yet. I would like to turn it over
to our acting president for 2025 to 2026, Christian Alexandria, and our vice president, Ava Callahan. Thank you. >> Good evening. It is my pleasure to be here tonight recognizing the new members of Mboro High School's English Honor
Society. Mboroough High School's English honors society, the society of letters, was founded in 2013. The goals are to recognize those students who on the basis of academic grades and performance merit special note for past and current accomplishment to nurture these persons in such ways that they are encouraged to
develop further their abilities in the various fields of English and to encourage members to use their talents in the service of others. To be inducted into the Society of Letters, the applicants must provide a writing sample, a teacher recommendation, and meet the following criteria: a 3.0 GPA
in English, a 3.0 in general GPA, and a demonstrated interest in reading and writing literature. Once accepted, members must attend meetings, workshops, and fundraisers. Members must also complete the required community service hours serving both the English community and the general public. Thank you for
joining us in celebrating these students excellence in English. As your name is called, please join us on stage to receive your certificate, >> Jonathan Barnac. I'll be at the I'll be inductive. No Jonathan Barnacote,
Kira Katy, Addison Carola, Dante Saro, >> can you come? Ellen Curtis. Now, Adele Enos, >> Aiden Ferrer, Colton Hecka,
>> Douglas Wegan, >> Dylan Liam, Natasha Lynstrom, Grace Lynch. Mallerie McDonald, >> Briana Mayorga, Kelly, Nicholas Melendez, Sarah Maro, Ruben Perment,
Hayden Fam, >> Theodore Perant, >> Leah Ramirez, Sebastian Seym, Leah Swift, >> Ryan Tullish, Anna Young. >> Congratulations and welcome to NHS. You know what?
>> 7761. >> I'm a little nervous. I swear I'm all >> ready. Hold on one sec. One, two, three.
Good. Did you bring your course? Congratulations to all of our newest members of the National English Society. Well, thank you so much to Mrs. Casey, the adviser, and of course to the
department leader for the English department, Mrs. Puko, who's here this evening. So, thank you for everything. At this time, we'd like to transition into the World Language Honor Society, which will encompass the French language as well as Spanish. At this time, I would like to invite Miss Bridget
Redclass, the World Language Honor Society's adviser, to come to the podium to begin the induction of the World Language Honor Societies. Tonight it is my pleasure to acknowledge the hard work and achievements of the students and young scholars in the world
language department way up on the third floor. Um, and with me this evening is my co-advisor, Miss Katarina Swanson, representing Spanish. We are going to begin with Spanish this evening. So, I will turn it over to her. Hola.
Tonight we will be welcoming our newest members to the sociad founded in 1953. We are proud to host the Luis Soraniano chapter. Our society colors are red and gold and our insignia bears the motto
toos a together. The students I present tonight have met the requirements for academic standards of excellence and devotion to the language of Spanish and respect for the cultures of Spanish-sp speakaking nations around the world. It is my
pleasure to present the following students of Spanish for induction. Would all soad on inductees please make your way to the stage. Now, Spanish students, you do have an oath. So, along with your shingle, you
will be receiving your copy of the oath to read as Miss Swanson guides you. Please do not drop it. Ariana Aruzo, Tiffany Albaneseise, Lexi Boyd, Abigail Carboni,
Addison Carolo, Lillian Kumo, Stephanie Duza, James Dobson, Adele Enos, Jack Ericson. Laya Fine, >> Grace Gorum. Julia Greg,
>> Reagan Griffin, >> Taran Cavaleski Doug Lean, >> Grace Lynch. >> Thank you. Ali Mone Amber Mitchell, Emily Oats, >> Ian Fina, Dherty
Ariana Robertali Kers. Shannon Sylvia, >> Natalie Vanu Spanish students, please return to the stage. You're going to take your photo and then you will do your oath. Sorry, I didn't scooch in.
>> I invited Mhm. Way more. >> Yeah, you got to do more than that. or take half of those girls and put them in front of the boys right there. Thank you. >> Ready? One, two, three.
>> Good. Thank you. >> All right. I now have the pleasure of leading the induction oath. Please raise your right hand and repeat after me for capito langua espanola. They're
excited to use it. Entreases rela. is much gracias. No need to laugh. I'm now proud to confer your membership. Congratulations. My turn.
All right. I am proud to present you all this evening bears the colors of libertal liberty, equality, and brotherhood, red, white, and blue. And our insignia is the sacred. We are proud to host
catf. The students I present for membership tonight represent the best that my program has to offer. They have demonstrated incredible rigorous academic achievement and an unwavering devotion to the French language and culture. Would the Society
students please make your way to the side of the stage? You guys also have so I'll also be giving you your little sheets. Rosie Shaw. Tori Gamble, Thomas Lane.
YEAH. >> Natasha Lindstrom. Theodore Provanch LEAH SWIFT RAPHAEL ZBECKIS. Same thing. We're going to take your picture first and then we'll do your own. Ready? One, two, three.
Casual sheets, please raise your right hands and repeat after me. the medit. deitra. A souvenir. >> Congratulations everyone. And I will return everything to Mr. Bran
again. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Congratulations to our newest members of the World Language Honor Society. And a huge thank you to Miss Redpath and to our department leader for world language um Mr. Swanson. So thank you so much. At this time I would like to begin the
induction of RO Kappa the National History Honor Society. And at this time I'd like to introduce to you the advisory and department leader for the history and social studies department and the advisor to Roappa. Please welcome Mr. Matthew West. Good evening. I'm Matt Os, the history
and social science department leader. And at this time, I would like to call Lexi Scan, the president of Roappa, and Caroline Thibido, the vice president of Roappa, to the podium to introduce the Roappa inductees. >> Welcome new members of Roappa.
Candidates, you are being presented for induction in Roaba, a society whose purpose is to honor excellence in the area of social studies and history. It is an honor to be selected for membership and I congratulate each of you for attaining this uh distinction.
Our name symbolizes the firm belief that knowledge without service is useless. To that end, we ask all members to work in areas of community service. Five hours are devoted to the area of social studies and can be combined with activities related to student council,
civic engagements as well as other honor society projects. However, five hours are devoted to the service of history. Each of you meet the requirements for membership and this includes superior academic work, participation in school or community service. Your work
demonstrates the qualities of industry, initiative, and reliability. Following the presentation of certificates, we will take the road pap. >> Yay. cuz you don't Jonathan How do you
Rosie Shannon? Lillian Kamar, >> Ava Davis, >> Jack Ericson, Aiden Ferrer, >> Grace Gorum, >> Ethan Henry, Kaitlin Jones, >> Megan Kennedy,
Thomas Robin Long, >> Grace Lynch, >> Tristan there. Ali Mahan, Lacy Monty, Camzy, Wanke Karie Penedo, Ruben Perman,
>> Hayden V team >> Lily Pawn, >> Taylor Robinson, Ariana Robbitai, >> Kora Rub, >> Natalie Bonu, W >> Sam Soul, Anna Young,
Raphael Zambas, You have heard briefly the major characteristics of the Roappa scholar. I, President Roappa and Caroline Thibido, vice president of Roappa, will now lead 30 students in the Roappa pledge. Those of you who agree that you
will strive to fulfill these fundamental principles, please rise and recite the oath. Excuse me. Hold on. >> Ready. One, two, three.
Good. I state your name. You guys >> do promise to serve others to search for truth. >> Do promise to serve others for truth >> to utilize knowledge and to seek wisdom
>> to utilize knowledge and seek wisdom >> through the pursuit of academic excellence in the social studies. Through the pursuit of academic social studies, >> I promise to serve the Middleboro High School chapter of Roappa and to the community.
>> I promise to serve. >> For true scholars of the social studies, lead by example. >> I now declare you members of Roa. Congratulations. CONGRATULATIONS to the newest members of World Cafe. Welcome
And a nice thank you to our president Lexi Stanley and to our vice president Caroline Tibido for their leadership in World Kappa and of course to their advisor and department lead for history and social studies. So thank you very very much.
At this time I would like to begin our induction of our next honor society which is the international society. At this time, I'd like to end introduce and invite to the podium Maline Bender and Khloe Degan, the president and vice president of the International Thespian
Society Troop 115. Hello. This is the third year of Milara High School's chapter of the International Thespian Society. As a worldwide theater honor society, Milboro High School is is honored to host the IT for our juniors and seniors who have gone above and beyond to achieve
excellence in the theatrical arts. This excellence takes many forms, both in academic success, community service, and support and support of the endless hours needed to produce and perform countless productions here at NHS. As both president of troop 11598
and the artistic director of the SCW eboard, it has been my honor to work alongside, learn alongside, and grow alongside each of these distinguished students. Its asked its members to be performers, technicians, lifelong advocates for the
arts, to achieve ex educational excellence, and to engage in their community in a way that will better humanity one day, person, and show at a time. Upon induction into IT, Thespians become lifetime members of the society that include such notable alumni as comedian Wayne Brady, singers Jenna
Monet and Kelly Clarkson, actor Tom Hanks, and the former US Attorney General Meredith Garland. I would like to welcome one of our troop directors, Hannah Bradley, to the podium. >> Would the new members of it please come to the stage to accept your certificates?
There you go. Jackson Collins, >> Natalie Corey, Phoebe Dora, >> Aiden Ferrer, >> Lacy Monty, Max Newh Hall, >> Bug Pollen, Mina Pollen,
Lily Price, Dylan Rock, Eli Tawa, Nina Travers, >> Sam Soul. Oh, come on back. Ready. One, two, three.
Perfect. Please welcome Troop Director Samuel Moer to the stage for the IT pledge. >> Hey guys, I want to first state how proud I am of all of you for achieving this. This is no small feat. And at the end of this
pledge, you will be a member of an international organization. I also want to remind you of the motto of its not the pledge but the motto. Act well your part. There all the honor lies
by Alexander Pope and his essay on men. Now raise your right hand. I'm not going to make you repeat it. All you have to do at the end is all together say I do. And if you don't do it all at the same time, I am going to read it again. I promise to uphold the aims and ideals
of the International Thespian Society. I am a student of theater and excellence is my ideal. I promise to perform my part as well as I can, to accept praise and criticism with grace, to cooperate with my fellow thespians and work for
the good of the truth, and to share my love of theater. nailed it. CONGRATULATIONS. Congratulations to the newest members of IT and of course to Miss Bradley and to Mr. Moer as well. At this time, I'd like
to move into our National Science Honor Society. And at this time, I'd like to invite the vice president of the National of the Honor Society, Lily Graham, and our one of our advisors, Mr. Harris, Mr. Wrench, wanted to be here this evening, but he fell ill this
evening and could not join us tonight. So, welcome to Mr. Harris and Tub. >> The Science National Honor Society encourages and recognizes scientific and intellectual thought, advances students knowledge of classical and modern science, facilitates communication with
the scientific community, aids the civic community with comprehension of science, and encourages students to participate in community service in the pursuit of scientific knowledges that benefits all humankind. Students that have been selected for induction have demonstrated a level of excellence particularly in their science courses that meets the
high standards of the science national honor society. this year's science with the um inductees of the science honor society And here's Ariana Abrua, Lexi Boyd, Abigail Carbone,
Dante Sarasolo >> Rosanna Shabbet. Lillian Kimal, Ava Davis, Riley Higgins, Thomas Lane, Doug Lan, Dylan Le Young BOY >> Robin Long
Grace Lynch Mallerie McDonald >> Lacy Monty, Kenzie Washanki, Emily Oats, Hayden fam, >> Ian Padi, >> Sebastian, Se Young, Natalie Vonu,
Raphael Zamas, Congratulations. Scoot down more. Scoot down more. Thank you. Together more. Ready. One, two, three.
Good. >> Yes. Never happened. Congratulations to the National Science Honor Society and a thank you to our officers and of course to Mr. and lastly our our final honor society this evening is MU Alpha Theta the
National Math Honor Society. I'd like to invite Mrs. Thou should proudly be advisor to you Alpha Feda in the officers Mason tax president Keith Melo vice president and Thomas Lane secondary to step to the podium at this time
welcome and congratulations on your initiation into Mu Alphatheta the National High School and junior College Mathematics Honor Society. My name is Mason Texera and I am the 2025 to 2026 MAFA theater president. It is an honor to be selected for membership and we're glad you've decided to join this
fantastic honor society. You're in good company with more than 100,000 other talented students from more than 2,500 chapters across the United States and in many foreign countries. Colleges and major universities recognize membership in the Alphatheta as an important part
of a student's academic resume. Your work thus far in mathematics has been impressive and we encourage you to continue learning about math and all it can do for us. Math is all around us and impacts our daily lives in countless ways. Mafatheta strives to inspire a keen interest in mathematics, develop
strong scholarship in the subject and promote the enjoyment of mathematics in high school and two-year college students. In this endeavor, MAthea provides many benefits to its members and chapters, including contests, an annual national convention, grants, awards, and scholarships, as well as
networking and leadership opportunities. I encourage you all to seek out the benefits of Malfatheta and make the most of your time as a member in this chapter. >> Good evening. My name is Keith Melo and I'm the 2025 to 2026 MUA data vice president. I'm so happy that you are all
being inducted today as new members of this honor society. The banner above with our logo shows the insignia of mualfphatheta. Blue represents truth as unlimited as the sky. Gold shines as the symbol that
mathematics is indeed a valuable treasure. The insignia represents above all a high point in the history of the world, an important relationship in mathematics, one that combines the mystery, challenge, and beauty of numbers with a simple geometric figure,
the right triangle. Let this simple geometric proof of the Pythagorean theorem be a symbol for you and serve as a challenge to encourage your further enjoyment in the study of mathematics. Good evening. My name is Thomas Lane and I'm the 2025 to 2026 Malfa Theta
Secretary. Candidates, please rise. If you agree to accept the honor of membership in this organization, please respond, "I do." Candidates, please come to the stage to accept your membership certificate as your name is called and remain on the
stage until vote or Jonathan Barn. Justin Bender, >> Abigail Carboni, Rosie Chav ROSIE >> Lillian Kimone Jacob Gosson, Eleanor Jackson. Elijah Lefaria,
>> Jake Langon, >> Ryan Long, Grace Lynch, Nicholas Melendez, >> Lacy Monty, >> Hayden Fan. and Harper Smith. Would all members please rejoin us on the stage?
Loud and clear. to the end of the table. >> Ready? One, two, three. Good. I now declare all of you to be members of me alphatheta. Congratulations.
Congratulations, Matheta. And thank you to the officers and of course to Mrs. Pro and to all of our guests here tonight. Um, this concludes our induction ceremony. Congratulations to all of our academic honor society inductees. One
final round of applause to all of you. Our members of the class of 2026 who are already members of the prestigious honor societies will be receiving their academic honor awards next week as we prepare for graduation. Um, again to all of you, the 78 of you
that were inducted this evening, we're incredibly proud of your hard work, your dedication to your studies and your passion you have for the subjects in which you study, which is why you were here on the stage. Continue the good work. On behalf of all of us here at the high school, to all of our families and
guests here tonight, we're grateful for your support and that your children come here to our school. We have a really modest reception out of the comments for photos and some for some celebration. and we ordered brownies tonight. So, which are very, very good. So, we hope that you'll stay for a little while and
enjoy. So, congratulations. We'll see you all in the