SFLS Inducts Inaugural Class of National Honor Society Scholars
The Sioux Falls Lutheran School chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) inducted its inaugural class of scholars on November 7 in the Vaughn & JoAnn Meyer Chapel and Performing Arts Center. NHS is a nationwide organization that provides a values-based framework to elevate a culture of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. By joining the SFLS chapter of NHS, students agree to uphold those four pillars–including Godly character–within our school family and the greater Sioux Falls community. They will do so by organizing and leading at least one service project each semester (one for SFLS and one for the community) and leading their high school peers through intentional discipleship efforts for K-8 students.
Sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or above were invited to apply, and their applications were evaluated by a faculty council consisting of five SFLS teachers. Please help us welcome the following students into the SFLS chapter of the National Honor Society: Daniel Ascher, Luke Ascher, Jonathan Baumann, Anastasia Blom, Bethany Dunkle, Angelyn Dunkle, Annaliese Hoekman, Dante Johansen, Benjamin Mangold, Kelsie Miller, Ethan Olson, Grant Prouty, and Emma Stubkjaer.
About Sioux Falls Lutheran School
At Sioux Falls Lutheran School, our mission is to develop capable, Christian servant-leaders in a complex world who are World Ready and Faith Secure. We are passionate about giving our students the tools they need to be successful academically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. We strive to accomplish this goal by maintaining high academic standards, employing excellent teachers, and upholding a Christian worldview drawn from Scripture. Ultimately, we are committed to partnering with parents and the church to raise lifelong learners who use their gifts and the fruits of the Spirit, in faith, to touch a troubled world with God’s grace.