Bayside Academy inducts 33 students into National Junior Honor Society

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Posted 4/21/26

At the end of March, Bayside Academy inducted 33 students into the Ann Simpson Crosby chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS).

According to a press release on the inductees, the Ann …

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Bayside Academy inducts 33 students into National Junior Honor Society

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At the end of March, Bayside Academy inducted 33 students into the Ann Simpson Crosby chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS).

According to a press release on the inductees, the Ann Simpson Crosby chapter of the NJHS is an organization whose objectives are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the development of character in all students of Bayside Academy.

To be a member of NJHS, students must have an overall minimum average of 93.0 or better for their sixth-grade year and first semester of seventh grade or seventh-grade year and first semester of eighth grade. Grade averages are for numerically graded courses only and any student with an average below 93.0 will not be considered for membership.

Academic achievement alone does not guarantee admittance into NJHS, the release states, as students are also expected to demonstrate leadership, service and character.

The following students were inducted: Sam Babcock, Reece Bell, Caroline Buster, Roen Cain, Kylie Campbell, Micah Carter, Parker Chunn, Isaac Coheley, Hayley Crocker, Charlotte Denniston, Lucas Dorman, Warren Fargason, Mason Flowers, Ben Freeman, Amelia Handwerger, Adelaide Kipp, Carlisle Kipp, Vivian Lokar, Ellis Marks, Kalindi McCullins, Jeremy Ou, Collins Peed, Fenn Schlesinger, Lucy Smith, Marion Smith, Charlie Sommer, Isla Stokes, Mary Helen Swift, Adair Therrell, Cody Thornhill, Fulton Travis, Phoenix Vivier and Mollie Williams.