Honor Society Inductions

Several Tully students were inducted into honor societies in the month of April, showcasing their hard work and dedication. The National Technical Honor Society gained eleven new members including: Maddox Albro for Computer Technology, Maria Altman for Medical Professions, Payton Bliss for Graphic Communications, Hannah Brenchley for Automotive Technology, Hayley Brenchley for Early Childhood Education, Otto Brissette for Media Marketing, Emily Campbell  for Cosmetology,  Caleb Dillenbeck for Environmental Science, Luke Doody for Computer Technology, Samantha Garback for Medical Professions, Tristan Hendricks for Construction Technology, and Dominic Schaal for Automotive Collision. These seniors have excelled in career development, leadership development, service, and recognition in their area of study. National Honor Society inducted eleven new members as well, including: Connor Bastedo, Wesley Chambala, Elaina Iozzo, Karissa Olender, Anna Pierce, Andrew Polak, Ryan Rauber, Claire Robertson, Isaac Stoogenke, Quinzi Williams, and Lucy Wright. Each junior has exemplified the pillars of scholarship, service, leadership, citizenship, and character. If they maintain their NHS status, they will earn a graduation stole, just as the senior NHS students did at the induction ceremony. National Junior Honor Society welcomed eight new members including Alexandra Dickson, Seneca Flint-Morgan, Desiray Gables, Charleigh Mossow, Amanda O’Connell, Lennon Shaw, Evangeline Votra, and Tyler Wood. These eighth-grade students also excel in the society’s pillars of scholarship, service, leadership, citizenship, and character. In addition, three ninth grade NJHS students were recognized for winning a national scholarship through NJHS. Nathaniel Houghton, Nicholas Houghton, and Brier Huggins were recognized with the Outstanding Achievement Award. All of the students in these honor societies have gone above and beyond in their endeavors for themselves and their community, and Tully is proud to recognize them for their accomplishments. Congratulations to all of these much-deserving students!