Centralia High School proudly celebrated the induction of new members into its chapter of the National Honor Society during the school’s Spring Induction Ceremony, recognizing students who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service and character.
Founded in 1921, the National Honor Society honors students nationwide who excel academically while making meaningful contributions to their schools and communities.
The organization is built upon four pillars: scholarship, service, leadership and character.
During the ceremony, students recited the official NHS pledge: “I pledge to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society to which I have been selected; I will be true to the principles for which it stands; and will maintain and encourage the high standards of scholarship, service, leadership and character.”
Centralia High School also recognized NHS advisers Sarah Dulin and Teresa Ramirez for their outstanding leadership and dedication to students.
Over the past two years, Dulin and Ramirez have more than doubled the membership of the school’s NHS chapter while helping foster a strong culture of academic excellence, leadership and community service throughout the school.
The following students were inducted into the Centralia High School National Honor Society Class of 2026: Aiden McFarlane, Aliya Mecham, An Nguyen, Ardis Blair, Braden Baine, Brandon Maxwell, Caden Hackett, Camila Perez Mendez, Carson Steenkolk, Ceiana Arelong, Corbyn Ross, Dorian Satterlee, Dulce Rosales Rojas, Dylanne Perdue, Eder Ojeda, Emma Ferch, Evelyn Mercado, Ezra Barnes, Fatima Plancarte Sandoval, Genesis Ramirez Morales, Grady Langan, Harper Ramirez, Jazmyn Louria, Jimbo Bringman, Joel Perez, Karina Alatorre, Laila Corona, Lily Lennox, Lillian Ashmore, Madelyn Ahern, Malia Brown, Max Adamson, Megan Wickert, Melody Moran Calderon, Rebecca Abarta, Rocco Magill, Sarah Demaris, Sawyer Donahue, Sawyer Sexsmith, Sophie Neva, Sydney Styger and Tyler Fagerness.
The ceremony was attended by families, staff and community members who gathered to celebrate the accomplishments and future contributions of these exceptional students.
