National Honor Society News
On February 4, 2012, National Honor Society sponsored an event where Sanford and Sargent participated in a fight against cancer at the basketball games. Amberly Edgar was the student in charge of this in completion of her NHS service project. Players from each...
Read More...Student Council and National Honor Society are offering tutoring to any secondary student in need every Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-5:00 in Mrs. Bond’s room. No need to sign up, just show up. Get that little bit of extra help you need to get those grades up!...
Read More...On November 11 to December 15, 2011, the Sanford Elementary and Secondary Schools, the Just Dance program, and the Sanford community participated in a toy drive for the Ronald McDonald House. It was very successful. Makenna Canty, under the direction of Mrs. Bond,...
Read More...For their National Honor Society service project, Colton Crowther and Mitchell Peterson organized and oversaw a “Service For Soldiers” food/item drive at Sanford Schools. Throughout the third week in November, students at Sanford Schools collected hygiene products...
Read More...This year, National Honor Society is going above and beyond to make Sanford even better than the best. Through our organization we hope to implement numerous fun and uplifting projects to our school’s environment. Soon one who walks on campus will see banners...
Read More...Toys for Tots
On November 11 to December 15, 2011, the Sanford Elementary and Secondary Schools, the Just Dance program, and the Sanford community participated in a toy drive for the Ronald McDonald House. It was very successful. Makenna Canty, under the direction of Mrs. Bond, decided to plan and implement a Toys for Tots Drive as her National Honor Society 50-hour service project. She planned for it, contacted to Ronald McDonald House and made arrangements, created toy gathering boxes for each classroom, and set up a display tree in the office where she counted and kept all of the toys. We were able to gather a total 617 toys. They were delivered to the Ronald McDonald House on December 17, 2011, where the deliverers were met with “Holy Cows” and “Thank you’s!” The volunteers at the House couldn’t believe a community as small as ours could gather so many toys. They were very thankful for the large assortment of toys that we donated. The winning class of the cookie party was the kindergarten with 114 toys. They were presented with a certificate at the operetta. They will receive a cookie party sometime next semester. Way to go all involved, and way to go kindergarteners! What a great service to all those involved. Great job Makenna Canty!