Let Us Lead by Serving Others

It is believed that the efforts and outcomes of the model students should be encouraged and rewarded and efforts should be made to foster citizens' service and leadership philosophy tomorrow. Elementary and junior high school students introduced in Beta Creed. The following article was adopted for this purpose.

The name of the organization will be National Honor Test Club. The name of each chapter of the organization must be specified by the name of the school to which it belongs.

The purpose of this organization is to encourage elementary and junior high school students to promote the ideals of honesty, service, ethics, ethical behavior and leadership, reward excellent academic achievement, and continue to receive education after high school graduation It is to support.

As stipulated in the By-Laws, management of the National Honor Test Club is the responsibility of the National Test Club Executive Board and its officers and committees.

The National Honor Test Club shall have officials authorized in the charter. Official qualifications, selection methods, and their respective authorities and responsibilities must be stated in the Charter, the official operational specification, the minutes of the meeting, the manual, or the manual.

The articles of incorporation can be revised by having two thirds of the members of the Board of Directors attend the regular meeting or attending the General Assembly. The amendment must be submitted to all directors and directors at least 30 days before the meeting. All officers of the organization shall notify the Constitution of all amendments in writing and comply with the original constitutional provisions.

You can use a charter that complies with this constitution. Such regulations may include any rules necessary for orderly management of the National Honor Test Club and its operations, including but not limited to regulatory authorities, officers, elections and meetings. Regulations apply

Beta is an academic honor program with emphasis on community service. It was founded in 1934 by Professor John W. Harris, Professor of Wofford College. That motto is "Let's serve others." Traditionally, students receive membership based on their grade (GPA) or test scores and personality traits. Each school chooses which chapter memberships to display. Every year, senior students participate in academically and talented competitions such as test balls, creative, English, mathematics, science, social studies, spelling, team talent, special talent, speech, and theater. In the early stages, the students are engaged in science, social studies, language subjects, spelling, mathematics, visual arts, performing arts, crafts, poetry, T-shirt design, banners, scrapbook making, prose, life literature, and Songfest and speech You can join the contest. In order to compete at the national level, participants must be at the state level.

"Students must also work on personal volunteer activities and club projects (local clubs only) to promote beta club ideals for Ducamus aliis serviendo." Specifically, in the future And current beta club members must meet certain requirements in order to receive invitations or to maintain members within the organization. "18 national / regional meetings can be held in the southern state. Students can participate only in their state state legislature, but they can join the leaders summit and summer camp wherever they are. Winners of the State Protocol will continue to participate in the national convention held every summer in the country every summer. The 2016 nationwide convention will be held in New Orleans, Louisiana and the 2017 national convention will be held at Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida.