National Art Honor Society inducts newest members for commitment to the arts

March 5, 2025

Congratulations to the 24 art students who were inducted into the National Art Honor Society (NAHS).

NAHS inspires and recognizes exceptional students whose talent, dedication, and academic excellence have set them apart as they have demonstrated both artistic mastery and a deep commitment to their craft.

"We celebrate the achievements of these students and look forward to the impact they will make in their prospective fields," Art Department Chair, Ms. Mel Gaskins, said. "Their passion for the arts and design will undoubtedly shape the creative world in meaningful ways."

Candidates for the National Art Honor Society are invited by the Art Department to apply to the society based on their artistic skill, commitment to art, and academic standing. They are required to have a minimum of two semesters in art coursework and maintain a minimum 93% average in art courses. Candidates commit to majoring or minoring in art or intend to include art as part of their careers.

Seniors

Megan Berger, Cory Bernard, Olivia Donovan, Tyne Early, Francie Goff, Tim Kitt, Carter Mayne, Lucy Rudolph, Noel Shelly, Olivia Stein, Alexis Skinner, Tyler Yannessa

Juniors

Ben Bernhardt, Mia Colonna, Brady Edwards, Isaac Heaton, Jackson Homan, Ava Hudson, Caleb Link, Connor Louis, Liliana McHugh, Madison McPherson, Reilly Mountel, Addison Reineke

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