Clubs & Activities

The National Honor Society was established to recognize outstanding high school students in grades 10-12 who excel in the following four areas: scholarship (academic achievement), leadership, service, and character.

Membership is based on the four pillars of NHS:

Scholarship

Per national guidelines, at a minimum, students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, 85%, B,  or equivalent standard of excellence. 

Service

Service involves voluntary contributions made by a student to the school or community, done without compensation.

Leadership

Student leaders are those who are resourceful, good problem solvers, and idea contributors. Leadership experiences can be drawn from school or community activities while working with or for others.

Character

The student of good character is cooperative; demonstrates high standards of honesty and reliability; shows courtesy, concern, and respect for others; and generally maintains a clean disciplinary record.

Students who meet the scholarship requirement will have an opportunity to complete a form detailing their accomplishments in and commitment to service, leadership, and character.

All students enrolled at Logos are invited to join us at our annual school dance in the spring. It is a celebration that brings the entire school community together, fostering a sense of camaraderie and fun among students, teachers, and staff. Prom provides students with an opportunity to showcase their dance moves, socialize with peers, and create lasting memories. The prom court, consisting of students elected by their peers, adds a touch of elegance and glamour to the event, making it a night to remember for all attendees.

The Student Ambassador Program gives current students the opportunity to be leaders in the school and represent Logos to prospective families during open house and admissions tours, prospective students while they shadow classes, and other visitors throughout the year. 

Student Ambassador responsibilities include:

• Participating in all trainings

• Meeting with prospective students

• Assisting with school tours

• Allowing prospective students to shadow classes

To qualify to be a Student Ambassador, students must:

• Be working both your academic and therapeutic plans

• Be a student in good standing

• Have passing grades

Benefits of being a Student Ambassador: 

• Experience working with students who are thinking about attending Logos

• Develop social skills and improve professional etiquete

• Leadership experience for both work and college applications

• Earn Community service hours towards graduation

At Logos, student council shares student ideas, interests, and concerns with staff and administration. They plan student fundraisers, school-wide activities, social events, and community projects. They attend leadership training and work on community building through implementing things such as a student suggestion box. Each year, approximately 6-10 members serve on student council and use this platform to help build the caring and compassionate Logos community that supports our student body.

Student council is a leadership development opportunity, and students who have been successful in skill-based group therapy are considered.

These groups provide leadership opportunities for students who want to be involved in student life and event planning. Throughout the year, the Thanksgiving committee, holiday committee, and prom committee decide themes and activities for each of the celebrations that will take place in the school. Students involved in these groups are responsible for all planning to ensure student engagement.

This group meets to provide students a safe space for open dialogue and support in an accepting community.  Topics typically discussed include gender identity, sexual orientation, and being an ally.

Logos holds several spirit weeks throughout the year, each showcasing a unique set of themed days. These events serve as a means to foster a sense of community and school spirit among students and staff, encourage active participation, and create a festive atmosphere on campus.

Juniors and seniors with exemplary grades and conduct mentor middle school students to enhance relationships, strengthen the overall Logos community, and teach and practice appropriate behaviors.

High school students gain leadership skills and are able to earn community service hours. 

The annual talent show serves as a platform for students to not only demonstrate their talents, but also to celebrate the diverse skills and creativity within our school community. It provides an opportunity for students to express themselves, build confidence, and connect with their peers through shared interests and passions.