Honor Societies

The Tri-M Music Honor Society was charted at CTTCS in the Fall of 2016.  For more information about eligibility, please visit the Tri-M Music Honor Society page.

The CTTCS Honor Society was chartered in 2007. Membership is open to grade 7 and 8 students who meet the required standards.
 
Eligibility standards for the CTTCS chapter are:

• Student must have been in attendance at CTTCS for at least one full trimester
• Membership is open to students in Grades 7 and 8 beginning in the second trimester
• Scholastic standards:
  • For 7th Graders: Students must have a GPA of 94 or above without rounding at the end of grade 6 and first trimester of Grade 7
  • For 8th Graders: Students must have a GPA of 94 or above with no rounding at end of grade 7 and 1st trimester of Grade 8
  • For all Students: Students must have a Good (G) or above in Conduct and Effort in all subject areas
  • **Note: Beginning with the Class of 2024, the GPA requirement will be 96.
• Students must demonstrate a significant level of leadership, service, faith, character, and citizenship and participate in an interview.

• Conduct and effort grades are reviewed as well as Scholastic GPA
• Students who meet scholastic criteria may be asked to fill out a student activity form that provides information about levels of leadership and service
• Members of the faculty are asked for input regarding their professional reflections on a candidate’s service, character, citizenship, faith, and leadership activities.
• These forms are then reviewed by an anonymous five-member Faculty Council which is appointed by the Principal
• A majority vote (3 out of 5) is necessary for selection
• Selected candidates are then notified

Member Expectations:
All members must maintain a scholastic GPA of 94 or above (96 starting with the Class of 2024) with no rounding throughout tenure in the CTTCS Honor Society. Anyone falling below is put on probation for a trimester. Failure to improve leads to dismissal. Once dismissed, a student may not be readmitted into the Honor Society.
 
All members are expected to also maintain a high level of Conduct and Effort with the above consequences applying if these levels decline. At the notification, candidates are made aware of the various obligations that are a part of membership (attendance at monthly meetings, participation in honor society service projects, and at least one individual service project each year). Candidates, in consultation with their parents, may then accept or decline membership. Those candidates who accept membership are inducted in a formal ceremony.
 
Students or parents who have questions regarding the selection process or membership obligations contact the Honor Society Advisor, Mrs. Kelli Colella.