ISG Dammam’s National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony

This week, ISG Dammam proudly hosted the National Honor Society (NHS) and National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Induction Ceremony, a meaningful celebration of student achievement and character. Families joined us as middle and high school inductees were formally welcomed into their respective chapters. The event was entirely student-led and beautifully organized with confidence and warmth.

During the program, student speakers reflected on the five pillars of the NHS and NJHS and shared how each pillar supports the growth of our school community. They explained how Scholarship, Service, Leadership, Character and Citizenship hold deep connections to our ISG Dammam core values. As each pillar was introduced, candles were lit to symbolize the commitment that every inductee carries forward.

A total of 23 students were inducted into the National Honor Society and 15 students into the National Junior Honor Society. The pledge was led by our student chapter presidents marking an important moment of unity and responsibility for all new members.

Superintendent Rhonda Norris delivered the keynote address, encouraging students to continue striving for excellence while making a positive difference within their school and beyond. The ceremony concluded with a Vote of Thanks from High School Assistant Principal Stephen Pire, who recognized the dedication of students, families and staff.

It was a memorable evening that honored leadership and service while celebrating the bright potential of our NHS and NJHS inductees.