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2026 Roslyn High School National Honor Society Induction

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2026 Roslyn High School National Honor Society Induction

Two hundred and fifteen Roslyn High School students were inducted into the National Honor Society on Tuesday. February 10, 2026, during a formal ceremony in the high school auditorium.

A large group of people, mostly young adults, are seated in rows in what appears to be an auditorium or event space, with a stage and lighting equipment visible in the background.

The induction ceremony honored students not only for their academic achievement, but also for their dedication to serving others, leading with purpose, and upholding strong ethical values. The 2026 inductees join a distinguished legacy of scholars whose achievements reflect Roslyn High School’s pursuit of excellence in education and character development.

“The National Honor Society induction reflects exactly what we mean at Roslyn when we say, “Excellence. Elevated.,” said Principal Dr. Dave Lazarus. “These students are not being recognized solely for academic achievement, but for the integrity, leadership, and character they demonstrate every day. It was a proud moment to celebrate young people who understand that how they lead and how they treat others truly matters."

The ceremony was attended by the inductees, their families, Board of Education President Meryl Waxman Ben-Levy, Assistant Superintendent Michael Goldspiel, Dr. Lazarus, and Assistant Principals Jessica Graf and Sandy Stueber. Mr. Carman was inducted as the honorary staff member, voted on by the executive board of NHS, whose members include: President Amy Wu, Vice President Tyler Ostrow, Secretary Teddy Hua, and Treasurer Oliva Erenburg. NHS Committee Chairs include Maya Burko, Sydney Sheena, Serena Wu, Yael Novak, and Hannah Goldberg.

The National Honor Society was established in 1921 and is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize high school students. All students must have a 90 or above unweighted average to be admitted. Selection into the National Honor Society is based on fidelity to the four tenants of the society: scholarship, service, leadership, and character.