Dillon Middle School NJHS Chapter Takes on Multiple Projects

by Submitted article | January 21, 2016 12:53 pm

Emerson J. Dillon Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society chapter members remain committed to becoming leaders throughout their school and community.

Pictured in the front row, from left are: Keva Newby (vice president), Allison Grabowski, Hailey Goudy and Grace Arnold. Kneeling in the middle row, from left are: Violet Ameelee (secretary) and Brigid Lawless (treasurer). In back, from left are: Sarah Thorn (president), Teresa Uhl, Catie George and Gracie Vestigo. Group advisors, not pictured, are Helen Abbott and Jennifer Mainville.
Pictured in the front row, from left are: Keva Newby (vice president), Allison Grabowski, Hailey Goudy and Grace Arnold. Kneeling in the middle row, from left are: Violet Ameelee (secretary) and Brigid Lawless (treasurer). In back, from left are: Sarah Thorn (president), Teresa Uhl, Catie George and Gracie Vestigo. Group advisors, not pictured, are Helen Abbott and Jennifer Mainville.

So far this school year, the group participated in a fall CROP Walk and raised $270 to help end hunger worldwide, sang carols and made Christmas cards for residents of Elderwood Nursing Home in Liverpool and organized a hat fundraiser day which collected $106 to help purchase stuffed animals from Build – A – Bear workshop for children who require treatment at Golisano Children’s Hospital in Syracuse.

In February, the NJHS will sponsor a Valentine’s Day dance and half of the proceeds will go toward the Phoenix Central School District’s Dollars for Scholars program.

A family fun night will also be held in March.

NJHS requirements include maintaining a grade point average more than 93 for two years, involvement in community service projects and leadership skills.

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