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A wide promotional graphic honoring new National Honor Society members at The Dalton Academy. Five smiling high school students stand side-by-side on stage, each proudly holding a navy blue National Honor Society certificate folio and an induction pin card. A presentation screen in the background displays The Dalton Academy logo along with text listing Principal Mrs. Jessica Ashlock. Across the bottom of the graphic, bold white text reads "The Dalton Academy Celebrates Newest National Honor Society Inductees".

Dalton, Ga. — The Dalton Academy is proud to celebrate its newest inductees into the National Honor Society (NHS).

Founded in 1921, NHS is one of the most prestigious honor societies in the country, recognizing high school students who demonstrate outstanding achievement in four key areas: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Membership is not based on academic performance alone — students must also show a genuine commitment to serving their school and community, exhibit strong leadership qualities, and consistently display integrity and good character both in and out of the classroom.

Induction into NHS is considered a significant honor and reflects a student's dedication to holding themselves to a higher standard.

The newest NHS members are:

  • Hiliseyda Reynoso

  • Sharon Chen

  • Osvaldo Calderon-Rodriguez

  • Guadalupe Ramos

  • Estibali Lira

  • Karen Urias

  • Jeiry Gonzales

  • Ricardo Hernandez

  • Zaniya McKenzie

"At The Dalton Academy, we believe that excellence is not just about what you accomplish," said Principal Jessica Ashlock. "It is about who you become and how you use your gifts to make your school, the community, and the lives of others better. We are proud of our National Honor Society students and cannot wait to see what they accomplish."

Dalton Public Schools is proud of these students and the example they set for their peers, and looks forward to celebrating their continued growth and achievement in the years ahead.