North Penn High School Faces Challenge in Filling NHS Adviser Positions
National Honors Society (NHS) is a national student organization that recognizes high school students for excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
With induction approaching, the NHS club at North Penn is facing hardship due to the resignation of its two advisors, Mrs. Emily Landis and McLarnon.
I took a little break because my children were very involved in their school, and then I came back a few years ago and it’s definitely an organization that’s very close to my heart.
McLarnon has been an advisor of NHS for 9 years, while Landis started her position 3 years ago.
Author's summary: North Penn High School struggles to find new NHS advisors.
- McLarnon served as an advisor for 9 years.
- Landis was an advisor for 3 years.
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