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It has been said that "a picture is worth a thousand words". Through pictures, student councils can visually illustrate their activities, projects, and impact they have on the school, students, staff, and community. With the digital technology today, anyone can take pictures without concern for how many shots are on a roll of film or...

Step-By-Step Guide | Flexible Email Pitch Template | Media Do’s and Don’t for Students | Getting Ready for an Interview As a student leader, you are doing important work through your National Junior Honor Society—especially through service projects that support your school and community. Local media can help you spotlight that impact and inspire others to get involved.  This guide...

Planning to speak with a journalist? Curious about what that’s like? Check out this four-minute video on how to ace the interview by Chris Tao, Vice President of Communications, NASC National Student Council.  https://youtu.be/LBlnrfrHqY4?enablejsapi=1

We want to highlight the positive work your chapter is completing on our social media channels: Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. We are looking for good stories that highlight student members and/or advisers. When you share these project details, you are giving us permission to post them. Once you submit your information, you will be notified...

The National Junior Honor Society handbook, together with the NJHS Constitution, serves as the national governing documents for all member schools and chapters. The handbook outlines the expectations for chapters regarding chapter operations, member selection, discipline, and the responsibilities of advisers, principals and faculty councils. Together, they help ensure consistency, fairness, and alignment with the...