Union Catholic in Scotch Plains Inducts 104 Into Honor Society
Maria Torres · Union County Life
According to Union Catholic's post.
According to Union Catholic's announcement.
One hundred four Union Catholic students now have a new honor to add to their school records.
Union Catholic Regional High School in Scotch Plains inducted 104 students into the National Honor Society during an evening ceremony at the school. The new members come from the Classes of 2027 and 2028.
Principal Dr. Jim Reagan Jr. opened the ceremony. National Honor Society adviser Patty Nuwer, a Union Catholic graduate from the Class of 2001, gave the opening remarks.
Three senior inductees then spoke. Leo Dang talked about character, Nathan Thomas about service, and Miranda Estime about leadership. The school's post says a fourth talk covered scholarship.
Kathy Webber, chair of the school's English Department, gave the keynote speech.
The school posted the full list of all 104 inductees, sorted by class, with its announcement. Union Catholic is at 1600 Martine Avenue.
The school's post does not explain the requirements students had to meet to join or say where in the building the ceremony took place. Families with questions can call Union Catholic at 908-889-1600.
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Source: Union Catholic
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Frequently asked questions
How many Union Catholic students were inducted into the National Honor Society?
Union Catholic inducted 104 students from the Classes of 2027 and 2028.
Who spoke at the Union Catholic National Honor Society ceremony?
Principal Dr. Jim Reagan Jr. opened the ceremony, and adviser Patty Nuwer gave the opening remarks. Seniors Leo Dang, Nathan Thomas and Miranda Estime spoke, and English Department Chair Kathy Webber gave the keynote.
What themes did the speeches cover?
The speeches covered character, service, leadership and scholarship.
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