Join 2,000+ students and advisers from the National Honor Society and the National Association of Student Councils for this premier national leadership conference, packed with tools, strategies, and inspiration to grow your chapter or council. Mark your calendars—you don’t want to miss this!

It’s official! Meet your 2025-2026 National Student Council.

Celebrating student leaders is a powerful expression of gratitude and recognition for their unwavering dedication, passion, and drive in making a difference within your school, community, and the world.

My voice matters. Seeking change is welcomed. I am supported. These three sentences best reflect my experience with NASC, NHS, and my role as a facilitator with NASSP’s Student Leadership Network on Mental Health and Well-Being.

Discover how BPS students are empowered academically and in their community through the National Honor Society, a prestigious program available districtwide for the first time this school year. With over a century of recognition, this program equips students with scholarship opportunities, leadership skills, and character development, paving the way for future leaders.

Chosen from nearly 17,000 applicants, the National Honor Society (NHS) named Ella Mayor, a senior at Santa Susana High School in Simi Valley, CA, the $25,000 National Honor Society Scholarship winner. NHS is supported by its parent organization, the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), which also administers the National Association of Student Councils.

My name is Matthew Hauser. I am from Pennsylvania and am a stage four Burkitt’s lymphoma survivor. I was diagnosed with this aggressive form of cancer when I was only two and a half years old. Intensive chemotherapy saved my life, but also caused me to go into heart failure 14 years later. After living with a heart pump for almost a year, I underwent a heart transplant in March of 2023—a life-changing experience for me.