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The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) has announced the selection of Jonus R McNabb, a student at Ben’s Ford Christian School, as a member of its esteemed organization. This recognition comes as a result of McNabb’s exceptional leadership, scholarship, and community commitment. James W. Lewis, Co-founder and President of NSHSS, made the official announcement.

“Recognizing the hard work, passion, and commitment that Jonus has displayed to achieve this remarkable level of academic excellence, I am honored to convey NSHSS’s appreciation on behalf of our co-founder Claes Nobel, a member of the family that established the Nobel Prizes,” stated Lewis. “By becoming a part of our unique community of scholars, Jonus now symbolizes our most promising aspirations for the future.”

Lewis emphasized NSHSS’s dedication to supporting the growth and development of young scholars, offering them a lifetime membership and access to resources that facilitate their journey from high school to college and ultimately to fulfilling careers.

“At NSHSS, we take pride in offering lifetime membership to young scholars, bolstering their progress and growth,” affirmed Lewis. “Through connecting students like Jonus with educational opportunities and resources, we aim to equip them for the challenges of college life and meaningful career paths.”

Upon their initial membership, NSHSS entrusts lifetime membership to its members. The organization focuses on fostering the strengths and passions of outstanding young scholars throughout their academic and professional journeys.

Established in 2002 by James W. Lewis and Claes Nobel, a distinguished member of the Nobel Prizes’ founding family, the National Society of High School Scholars recognizes and celebrates academic brilliance at the high school level. NSHSS is dedicated to facilitating the realization of high-achieving students’ ambitions through one-of-a-kind learning experiences, scholarships, internships, international study opportunities, and peer networks. Currently, NSHSS boasts a membership exceeding 1.7 million across more than 170 countries.