ART SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE · Creative thinking is the core of 21st-century learning and you are a leader of creative thinking in your school. Sponsoring a chapter of the National

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED to register your chapterand order resources INSIDE!

2014 CHAPTER HANDBOOK AND RESOURCE CATALOG

MAKE VISUAL ARTS

@ YOUR SCHOOL!MORE VISIBLE

Creative thinking is the core of 21st-century learning and you are a leader of creative thinking in your school. Sponsoring a chapter of the National Art Honor Society (NAHS) or National Junior Art Honor Society (NJAHS) magnifies the innovation, skills, and scholarship that your art program brings to your students, school, and community. The National Art Education Association (NAEA) invites you to make this connection. When you establish or renew your chapter of the NAHS or NJAHS, your school benefits by gaining national recognition. your students benefit through opportunities for scholarships and connectivity to the 47,000+ NAHS students across the nation. you benefit through complimentary membership of the premier professional community for visual arts educators—NAEA.

This booklet contains all of the materials necessary to establish and manage your honor society chapter along with ways to promote the essential value of the visual arts in your school and community. The Resource Catalog (beginning on page 15) features distinctive insignia and recognition items that are available exclusively to officially registered NAHS/ NJAHS chapters. To establish or renew a chapter, please follow the simple step-by-step instructions on the following page. You can also find additional information at NAHS Link online at www.arteducators.org/nahs

For over 30 years, NAEA’s National Art Honor Society programs have produced talented leaders by recognizing students who exhibit the highest standards in the visual arts. Be part of this legacy and champion creativity and enthusiasm for the visual arts in your school and community with your NAHS/NJAHS chapter! ART MATTERS, your students matter, and you matter!

Sincerely,

Deborah B. Reeve, EdD Executive Director National Art Education Association

Dear Colleague:

Ali Jafri | Henry Snyder Academy of the Arts Chapter 5605490 | Jersey City, NJ

CoNNECT your CLASSRooM

To 47,000+ ouTSTANDiNg STuDENTS & TEACHERS!

J. L. Mann High School | Greenville, SC

C o n t e n t sStart Your Chapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

FAQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Year at a glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Scholarships and Awards . . . . . . . . . . . 4

NAHS News guidelines/online Resources . 5

Sample induction Ceremony . . . . . . . . . 6

Tips for Success. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Suggested Bylaws . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

NAHS for High School Students . . . . . . . 9

NAHS Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . 9

NAHS Chapter Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

NAHS Constitution . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

NJAHS for Middle School Students . . . . 12

NJAHS Constitution . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

NJAHS Registration Form . . . . . . . . . 13

NJAHS Chapter Roster . . . . . . . . . . . 14

NAHS/NJAHS Resource Catalog . . . . 15-17

A chapter must be registered every school year to maintain its active status. Chapter membership lapses June 30 each school year, regardless of a chapter’s registration date.

registration forms submitted July 1–June 30 will be applied to the current school year. Chapter fees and student dues are not prorated.

A chapter must be registered for the current school year prior to submitting an order for chapter merchandise/resources.

Allow up to 4 weeks for processing and shipping of your NAHS/NJAHS order.

the deadline to submit an official school purchase order for resources is March 31. All Pos must be $150 or higher. Download NAEA’s Po requirements at www.arteducators.org/nahs

A purchase order (Po) is a promise of payment. if chapter registration is submitted via purchase order, the registration will be processed upon receipt of payment.

the nAHs and nJAHs programs are school-based, not grade-

based. High school students in grades 9

through 12 are eligible to be members of the

NAHS. The NJAHS program is open to middle

or junior high school students in grades

6 through 9.

Ali Jafri | Henry Snyder Academy of the Arts Chapter 5605490 | Jersey City, NJ

Iszabelle Zamora | Filer High School | Filer, ID

B. Deutsch | Brookfield High School | Brookfield, CT

Daniel Chung | Walton High School | Marietta, GA

1 review this chapter handbook and discuss establishing an NAHS or NJAHS chapter with your school administrator. Work together to establish written bylaws for your chapter (see Suggested Bylaws on page 8).

2 invite outstanding students, who have a minimum of one semester and a B average in art, to join your NAHS or NJAHS chapter.

3 comPlete and submit the chapter registration form along with the chapter fee and the $3 membership fee for each student member. if you are already an active NAEA member and your membership is current, the chapter fee is waived.* if you are not a member, active NAEA membership is included with your chapter fee.

4 receive a letter of acknowledgment, a school charter, and a membership card and certificate for each student member in the mail soon after your registration is processed. You will also gain access to numerous chapter resources, networking opportunities, and benefits such as publication in NAHS News!

*If waiving the chapter fee, it is the responsibility of the sponsor to keep his/her membership current to remain eligible to receive NAHS chapter benefits.

imPortAnt informAtion for new and renewing Chapters

establish your nAHs/nJAHs Chapter with these easy steps!gET stArted

nAhs/nJAhs link is the virtual meeting

place for sponsors and students. Find

program details, digital versions of all

NAHS/NJAHS forms, access to the latest

issue and archives of NAHS News, Student

galleries, and more!

www.arteducators.org/nahs

Scott McKowen | West Linn High School | West Linn, OR

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Q. why should i start an nAhs/nJAhs chapter?

A. The NAHS/NJAHS programs provide avenues for recognition of artistic talents and opportunities for leadership roles for visual art students, while spotlighting the success and community work of your school’s art program.

Q. As chapter sponsor, what should i expect?

A. Being an NAHS/NJAHS sponsor is an important and rewarding endeavor. A successful sponsor creates a program in which activities are managed and facilitated by student members. Core sponsor duties:

• Collectandsubmitstudentduesandchapterroster • OrderanddistributeNAHShonorcords,tassels,pins,andotherhonorsocietyrecognition • Scheduleandmoderatechaptermeetings(atleastfourperyear) • Superviseandassistyourchapterwithcommunityserviceprojects

Q. how often do i need to register my school’s chapter?

A. The NAHS/NJAHS programs run on an academic calendar of July through June. A chapter must be registered every school year to be considered active and remain eligible to receive NAHS benefits.

Q. what is the deadline for submitting my chapter registration?

A. The suggested time frame for registering your chapter is July–January. This allows adequate time for member eligibility and selection, as well as the required 4 weeks to place /receive orders for spring ceremonies.

Q. Am i required to submit my chapter’s bylaws to nAeA?

A. Bylaws define the standards that students are held to in order to be active members of the NAHS/NJAHS chapter at your school (grade point average, required community service, etc.). NAEA provides suggested bylaws on page 8. You can use or adapt these suggested bylaws to fit your school’s needs. once specific criteria beyond what is set in the respective Constitution is implemented by a chapter, a current copy of that chapter’s bylaws must be on file with NAEA.

Q. where can i find additional information on the nAhs/nJAhs program?

A. For a full list of frequently asked questions and additional program information, please visit www.arteducators.org/nahs. You may also contact NAEA Member Services at [email protected], or 800-299-8321.

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St. Vincent Ferrer High School | New York, NY

downloAd the comPlete list of frequently asked questions on nAHs Link: www.arteducators.org/nahs

Sage Peterson | Utica Academy for International Studies | Sterling Heights, MI

To me, being a part of NAHS means that i can express myself in a public setting.

So far i’ve gotten to experience what it’s like behind the scenes of events or projects.

Art matters because we get to think and create limitlessly and let other people see us for who we are, truthfully and with no boundaries.

—Ramos A.Tustin High School, Tustin, CA

READY, SET, Go!

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winter make it happen!d e c e m b e r | J A n uA ry | f e b r uA ry

• December: Finalize your student roster. Prepare your chapter registration form and collect student membership dues.

• December 15: Charles M. Robertson Memorial Scholarship for the Pratt School of Art and Design applications due.

• January 31: Register your chapter if you haven’t already done so!

• Holdyourchapter’sinductionceremony.

• Holdchaptermeetingsandcarryoutplansforcommunityserviceandfundraising.

• February: Collect student orders and monies for graduation/recognition supplies.

• Begincommunicationwithschooladministratorsaboutindividualstudentandchapter fees.

• Raiseyourstudents’awarenessaboutNAHS/NJAHSsothatyoucancompleteyourroster and submit your registration between July and January.

• ThesooneryouregisterthesooneryourchapteriseligibletoreceiveNAHSbenefits.

• october 1: Rising Star Secondary Recognition Program Nominations due.

• october 1: outstanding NAHS and NJAHS Sponsor Award Nominations due.

• Holdchaptermeetings.

• Plan community service and fundraising activities for the year.

• Planyourchapter’sinductionceremony.

• Ifthisisyourchapter’sfirstyear,holdnominationsandelectionofofficers.

• november 1: Deadline to submit your chapter’s report/photos for Winter NAHS News.

the sky’s the limit when it comes

to what you and your nAHs/nJAHs

chapter can do! every chapter has

its own unique operating style and

traditions. the list at left includes

important dates and suggestions to

help plan a successful year for you

and your students.

St. Vincent Ferrer High School | New York, NY

3Merrimack High School | Merrimack, NH

READY, SET, Go!fAll organize, recruit, plan!

Au G u s t | s e P t e m b e r | o c to b e r | n o v e m b e r

• Holdchaptermeetingsandcarryoutplansforcommunityserviceandfundraising.

• March 1: Deadline to submit your chapter’s report/photos for Spring NAHS News.

• March: order graduation/recognition supplies in plenty of time before the event! Allow 4 weeks for processing and delivery.

• March: Youth Art Month!

• March 31: Last day to submit a school purchase order. Download NAEA’s Po requirements at www.arteducators.org/nahs.

• April: Plan your senior/end-of-year recognition event.

• April: Hold nominations and elections for next year’s officers.

m A r c h | A P r i l | m AysPrinG celebrate your accomplishments!

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Kelsey Jiang | Valley Christian High School | San Jose, CA

scholarshipscolumbus college of Art and designCCAD offers $4,000 scholarships to qualifying students to be applied toward the cost of tuition. This award is in addition to any other scholarship the student may have received; the $4,000 NAHS scholarship will be divided evenly over the first 4 semesters at $1,000 per semester. Please forward a copy of your National Art Honor Society certificate to the Admissions office with your application to the school.Contact: Jaclyn Pounds, Admissions office, Columbus College of Art & Design, 60 Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, oH 43215, phone 614-222-3207, e-mail: [email protected]

the Art instituteHigh school seniors who also belong to the National Art Honor Society may apply for The Art institutes National Art Honor Society Scholarship. Details may be obtained by calling The Art institutes school of your choice or by calling Julie Walsh at The Art institutes at 800-275-2440.

scholarship Awards:•Firstplace:$20,000tuitionscholarship•Secondplace:$10,000tuitionscholarship•Thirdplace:$5,000tuitionscholarshipDeadlines & Important Dates: Applications must be postmarked by midnight, March 3, 2014. Winners will be notified after April 28, 2014.How to enter: Applicants for the scholarship must submit the following information. To simplify the submission process, please enclose all elements of your application in one envelope and mail it to: The Art institutes, Attn.: National Art Honor Society Scholarship, Julie Walsh, 210 Sixth Ave., 33rd floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15222-2603.entry requirements & Criteria:•Acompletedentryformindicatingtheschoolandprogramof

study desired.•Sixslidesofsixdifferentoriginalpiecesofartworkthat

represent your creative ability and interest. Digital files may be submitted in lieu of slides.•Awrittenstatement,upto200words,describingyourartistic

career goals and why you want to be considered for a scholarship.

maryland institute college of ArtFifty $4,000 to $8,000 merit-based scholarships allocated over 4 years are awarded each year to high school seniors who are members of the National Art Honor Society. You must be accepted for admission to MiCA in order to receive a scholarship/award.For further information please contact the scholarship Coordinator at: Maryland institute College of Art, office of undergraduate Admission, 1300 Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21217-4191; phone 410-225-2222; www.mica.edu

nAhs oPPoRTuNiTiES

AwardsnAeA Awards Program The NAEA Awards Program offers awards for outstanding National Art Honor Society and National Junior Art Honor Society students and sponsors. Download the 2014 NAEA Awards Program Booklet containing details on all awards and nomination materials at: www.arteducators.org/awards

included in the NAEA Awards Program is the rising star secondary recognition Program, promoting art education as a career by recognizing up to 50 talented, active NAHS Members each year.

the Alliance for young Artists & writers The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers announces the launch of the 2014 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards! All students in grades 7-12 can submit work in 28 categories of art and writing. The Awards identifies teenagers with exceptional artistic and literary talent and brings their remarkable work to a national audience through recognition, exhibition, publication, and scholarship opportunities. Visit www.artandwriting.org for more information.

charles m. robertson memorial scholarshipThis 4-year partial scholarship to the Pratt School of Art & Design in Brooklyn, New York, recognizes brilliance in student art achievement and artistic involvement at the high school level.

eligibility: This award is open to all NAHS high school seniors who are members of an active Chapter with a 3.0 gPA in all subjects. To keep the scholarship, students are required to major in Art Education and maintain a 3.0 gPA.

Deadline: Applications must be delivered digitally or postmarked no later than December 15.

Details: See full details in the NAHS Awards Program Booklet at www.arteducators.org/awards.

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Jose Perez | West St. John High School Edgard, LA

Katie Day | J. L. Mann High School | Greenville, SC

connect with NAHS News: NAHS News is a semi-annual, full-color electronic newsletter published on the NAHS webpage and distributed to all NAHS/NJAHS chapters through their sponsor. All NAHS and NJAHS chapters are encouraged to submit chapter reports, photos, and images of artwork following the guidelines below. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.

chapter report • DownloadandcompletetheNAHS News submission form at www.arteducators.org/nahs• Limitreporttonomorethan400words.• Submitontime!Ifyoumissthedeadline,yourchapterreportwillbeheldforthenext

issue or returned to you. • Deadlines: november 1 (Winter Issue) and March 1 (spring Issue)

Photos and images of Artwork• Eachchaptermaysubmitupto2chapterphotosand5imagesofstudentartwork.• Includestudent’sname,chapternumber,schoolname,city,andstatewitheachartwork

file. You may include short captions describing chapter photos.

e-mail submission Process• E-mailcompletedNAHS News submission form, photos, and artwork images to

[email protected] as attachments. • E-mailallimagesasJPEGorTIFFattachmentswithresolutionof300dpiorhigherforthe

equivalent of a 4” x 6” images. • Ineache-mailincludechapternumber,sponsorname,schoolname,city,andstate.

Please noteNAEA staff recognizes the time and energy that sponsors and students dedicate to NAHS News submissions and does their best to represent all chapters that submit reports, photos, and artwork according to space and availability. NAEA reserves the right to use NAHS News submissions in NAEA/NAHS publications and promotions. By submitting artwork, articles, and chapter photographs, you give NAEA permission to publish this media nationally.

chapter Activities Election of officers, chapter meetings, field trips, special classroom projects, school or community projects.

suggestions for NAHS News Chapter reports

fundraiser Projects Share your fundraising ideas and the results.

special Accomplishments Publish news of scholarship/ award recipients, or other successes achieved by NAHS/NJAHS students and sponsors.

induction ceremonies Celebrate your new chapter by including a description and photos of your chapter’s induction ceremony.

Caroline Sutton | West Linn High School | West Linn, OR

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national Art honor society online Gallery powered by Artsonia: Exhibit your chapter’s artwork in the largest online student art museum! As an NAHS/NJAHS sponsor, you have access to the National Art Honor Societies online gallery powered by Artsonia, where you can post your students’ work and see the work of Honor Societies from across the county. Parents, students, and friends can also view the gallery and purchase items featuring student artwork—a great fundraising activity!

nAhs/nJAhs ning: Ask questions, share ideas, and participate in discussions with fellow sponsors on the NAHS Ning. Don’t miss your opportunity for collaboration and networking—exclusively for sponsors of NAHS and NJAHS chapters. Join the NAHS Ning today!

nAhs directory: Connect with other registered chapters in your state! Sponsors, use your NAEA login credentials to view the NAHS Directory.

SHARE your AccomPlishments

More resources on nAHs Link! www.arteducators.org/nahs

PLAN YouR induction ceremonyA sample ceremony for new members1. the explanation of elements of Art—given to the new members

by the Chairperson of Awards and Ceremonies. color Comes from the sun to all things on the Earth. line is the edge of all things on the Earth. form is the mass of the Earth. teXture is the surface of all the Earth. sPAce is the void, the emptiness. bAlAnce is equality and harmony. movement is time and energy passing.

2. the Pledge. The new members are taught by the Society’s President to say: “i will in my life, to the best of my ability through my talents in art, help to create a more beautiful world for myself, for humankind, and for all living things.”

3. the vice President next lights the Society’s candles of red, yellow, and blue. Each new member then is called by name to receive the Society’s flower (red carnation) and each returns afterwards to his/her place in the group, still standing facing the audience.

4. the President then gives the Society’s charge to the new members: “Take of the world its colors and forms, its lines and textures, its balances and movements and spaces; combine all these into a beautiful statement of what it is to be human. give back to the world the same element of beauty that you as an artist take from it. Create beauty in the world with your talents and your living.”

5. the society members, having heard the reading of the charge, sit down at the front of the audience. The President introduces the Society’s sponsor, who presents the outstanding Senior Artist Scholarship award.

6. the President introduces the guest speaker.

7. following the induction ceremony, awards presentation, and speakers, a reception is held.

Submitted by: Calvert Senior High School National Art Honor Society Prince Frederick, MD

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A r t APPreciAtion!

show your students, your school, and your community that Art Matters with these ideas for making the most of your induction ceremony!•Ask chapter members to design

an invitation and program for the ceremony.

• invite a guest speaker from the community who champions creative thinking and visual arts.

• hold an NAHS/NJAHS art exhibit with an opening reception after the induction ceremony.

• feature a slideshow of member artwork and photos of previous chapter activities.

• recognize chapter members with an NAHS certificate, pin, or tee-shirt.*

• Present chapter officers with NAHS officer guard.*

• inform your local newspaper and television station about your induction ceremony.

* Available at www.arteducators.org/store

Rancho Solano Prep School | Scottsdale, AZ

Breana Russell | Socasetee High School | Myrtle Beach, SC

12 tiPs for Chapter success

1. Keep a current display of artwork in the art room, hallways, library, and principal’s office.

2. exhibit artwork in elementary schools. Arrange for exhibiting works of art or good reproductions in elementary schools that do not have an art educator.

3. sponsor art shows, including work done by elementary and junior high school students and parents.

4. sponsor guest speakers or artists to visit art classes or classes in other subject areas.

5. contact local businesses concerned with art (such as print shops, television art studios, newspapers, advertising studios, display studios in stores, etc.) and arrange for tours for your chapter.

6. sponsor creative writing and art projects. For example:

a. Publish a booklet/calendar with art and poetry. b. Put art in the English room for the class to use as inspiration for haiku verse, creative writing, etc. c. use creative writing from the English class to inspire artwork. Exhibit the results.

7. sponsor field trips to galleries, museums, etc.

8. disseminate career information.

9. Plan a sketching session in the community as an after-school or weekend activity.

10. Plan an opening reception for school art exhibits. Ask for local newspaper coverage.

11. have a regular column in the school newspaper or PTA newsletter concerning chapter activities. The chapter sponsor can submit news to NAHS News.

12. create a website for your chapter.

MAKE iT hAPPen

Breana Russell | Socasetee High School | Myrtle Beach, SC

hold a silent auction of student artwork reproductions. Be sure to designate a starting bid amount.

set uP a face-painting booth during school or community events. Face-painting at home games is a great way to show your school spirit!

ArtsoniA! When you set up an NAHS/NJAHS online gallery at Artsonia.com, you have an instant fundraising site. Family and friends can access the gallery and purchase items imprinted with the student artwork of their choice.

sKetch and sell caricatures during lunch, athletic games, or community events.

desiGn and sell holiday or greeting cards with original student artwork.

creAte and sell a calendar featuring student artwork.

chAlK wAlK! Set a theme and sell school parking lot or sidewalk spaces to create artwork. Vote for a winner.

desiGn and sell school tee-shirts.

creAte and sell craft items for each holiday (Christmas, Halloween, Valentines Day…).

host an “Art Day” family event. invite the community to take part in artmaking and art education taught by student members. Accept donations for admittance, sell refreshments, and raffle student artwork.

creAte and sell a children’s art and activity book.

tAKe bake sales to a new level when you make each treat a work of art!

12 tiPs for Chapter success

f u n d r A i s i n G i d e A s !

Coppell High School | Coppell, TX 7

Hendrick Hudson High School | Montrose, NY

section 1. A chapter should include bylaws to amplify sections of its constitution. Bylaws do not need to be approved by the National Council if they are consistent with regulations outlined in the constitution. A current copy of the local chapter bylaws must be filed with NAEA.

section 2. To remain a member in good standing, a member must pay dues and complete ____ service hours in the visual arts each year. (You may adjust the number of hours to fit your school or community needs.)

section 3. Annual dues of $ ____ will be collected from each member. (The amount you charge should cover chapter registration fees and any other expenses you expect to incur.)

section 4. Attendance is required at meetings to maintain membership and privileges. (You may set the number that may be missed with cause or adjust the meeting frequency to fit your school’s schedule.)

section 5. All members must participate in ____ of our projects, activities, and fundraisers. (You set the number or percentage of events required.)

section 6. For the NAHS and NJAHS officers, attendance is also required at any executive meetings called outside of the regularly scheduled meetings.

section 7. To graduate with NAHS honors and earn the right to wear a cord, pin, or tassel at graduation, a member must remain in good standing until the graduation date.

section 8. Members must retain a ____ average in an honors or AP class or ____ in a regular class. (Many schools require a higher gPA in art classes than the B required by the National Constitution. You may adjust the requirement or leave it at the required B average.)

section 9. Members must have and maintain a ____ cumulative average in all other subjects. (Many schools require an overall minimum gPA. This change is not required and the required minimum should not be as high as the art gPA.)

section 10. Members may remain active during such time when there are no visual arts on their class schedules as long as they fulfill all of the other requirements each year.

section 11. in the event of an infraction of rules, a review by the officers and sponsors will be conducted. if the individual in question is an officer, he/she will not participate in the decision-making process. This applies to all community laws as well as school and chapter rules.

suggested bylawsthe nAhs and nJAhs constitutions may be adapted to fit the individual needs of your school. This basic guideline for the creation of bylaws helps ensure that your chapter upholds the National Standards as defined in the Chapter Constitution (see page 11 for the NAHS Constitution and page 12 for the NJAHS Constitution). Be sure that all students receive a copy of your chapter’s bylaws upon induction into the society.

byLAWS

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nAhs REgiSTRATioN form

The bylaws on this page have been adapted from those in effect at other NAHS and NJAHS chapters.

tiP: Have each member (and parental guardian) sign a copy of your chapter bylaws and keep the document on file at your school.

Monica Machado | Walton High School | Marietta, GA

Abby Cole | Wiregrass Ranch High School | Wesley Chapel, FL

NAHS CHAPTER FEE: A yearly chapter registration fee is required for each NAHS chapter and entitles the Chapter Sponsor to all the rights and privileges of one active membership including all NAEA member and NAHS chapter benefits. The chapter registration fee is waived for Sponsors who are already active members. Co-sponsors must be active NAEA members.

NAEA MEMBERSHIP FEES BY STATEFees include state and national membership. Fees are subject to change. $100 in CT $95 in MI, MN, MS, RI $90 in AL, AZ, DC, DE, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, NC, OR, VA, WA $89 in PA $85 in MA, MO, NM, SC, SD, VT, WI, WV $80 in AK, AR, GA, HI, IN, MT, NE, NV, OK, TN, and all APOs $75 in VI $65 in WY

Fees include national membership only.$65 in CA, CO, FL, ID, IL, ME, NH, NJ, NY, ND, OH, TX, UT, and U.S. Possessions

$85 for Canada/International(includes extra $20 for postage. Credit Card payment only.)

totAl membershiP And fees 1. ToTAL NuMBER of NAHS Students ________ x $3.00 = $ ____________

2. CHAPTER FEE/PRiMARY SPoNSoR NAEA MEMBERSHiP* (see chart at right) .............................................................................. $ ____________ If chapter sponsor is a current member of NAEA, no chapter fee is required.

3. Co-SPoNSoR NAEA MEMBERSHiP FEE* (see chart at right) .............................................................................. $ ____________ If chapter co-sponsor is a current member of NAEA, no membership fee is required.

imPortAnt: Please send this form, the annual student membership fee of $3.00 for each student, your chapter roster (on next page), and your chapter fee (if applicable). the chapter fee and student dues must be received before your chapter registration can be processed.

chAPter fees

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nAhs REgiSTRATioN form

total: $ ____________

Abby Cole | Wiregrass Ranch High School | Wesley Chapel, FL

❏ new chAPter ❏ renewinG chAPter ❏ reGistered & AddinG students Chapter number ___________________ induction ceremony date _____/____

sponsor informationPrimary Sponsor ____________________________________________ Position _________________________________________ NAEA iD# ____________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________________________

Co-sponsor (optional) ____________________________________________ Position _____________________________________ NAEA iD# ____________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________________________

school informationSchool Name _______________________________________________________ School Phone _____________________________

School Address _____________________________________________________ City ______________________________________

State ___________ Zip ______________________ School Type ❏ Public ❏ Private ❏ Charter ❏ Homeschool ❏ Virtual School

________ ________ ________ ________ __________ ____________ Credit Card Number Exp. Date Security Code

PAyment method❏ checK Please send one check or money order per chapter. Check must be mailed with your completed registration form. Do not fax.

credit cArd Fax, mail, or e-mail credit card info. with completed registration form. Credit card payment required for Canadian/international purchases.

❏ Visa ❏ MasterCard ❏ American Express

❏ PurchAse order A Po is a promise of payment. Chapter registration will be processed upon receipt of payment. All invoices are provided via e-mail. A copy of the signed Po should accompany the completed registration form.

Accounts Payable E-mail (Required) ______________________________________________

MAIL: National Art Honor Society, NAEA, 1806 Robert Fulton Drive, Suite 300, Reston, VA 20191

FAX: 703-860-2960 | PHONE: 800-299-8321 | E-MAIL: [email protected]

2013-2014 NAHS roster constitutionPlease list all members and submit this information

with your registration form. (You may attach a print-out of your roster.)

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Student e-mail addresses will not be sold and will only be used to distribute NAHS News and related information. By listing his or her e-mail address, a student will receive timely NAHS information electronically.

2013-2014 NAHS roster constitutionArticle i: name and Purpose section l. The name of this chapter shall be the________ Chapter of the National Art Honor Society.

section 2. The purpose of the chapter shall be to:A. Inspire and recognize those students who have shown outstanding ability in art;B. Foster excellence and a dedicated spirit to the pursuit of art;C. Further creative abilities and talents of the Society’s members, as well as the school’s entire

student art enrollment;D. Aid members in working toward the attainment of their highest potential in an art area;E. Bring art to the attention of the school and community;F. Increase an awareness of art in relation to other areas of the school curriculum; andG. Further aesthetic awareness in all aspects of the school’s total program.

Article ii: local chapterssection 1. Public, charter, private and virtual schools are eligible to apply for charter through the National Art Education Association (NAEA).

Article iii: membershipsection 1. Membership in this chapter shall be based upon art scholarship, service, and character.section 2. To be eligible for selection to membership in this chapter, the candidate must be a high school student enrolled in grade 9, 10, 11, or 12 in this school, and have completed a period equivalent to one semester of art in this school.

section 3. An eligible candidate shall have a minimum art scholarship average of B, or this school’s equivalent. This is the national minimum standard of achievement required for eligibility and shall remain fixed.

section 4. Members may remain active during such time when there is no art on their class schedule.

section 5. Students enrolled in home-school on a full-time basis and who meet all other eligibility requirements may be considered for NAHS membership.

Article iv: selection of memberssection 1. The selection of members to this chapter of the National Art Honor Society shall be by recommendation from the art faculty of this school who are members in good standing of the National Art Education Association (NAEA). Criteria used to determine membership selection beyond faculty recommendation shall be set forth in this chapter’s bylaws.

section 2. Any member who falls below the standards that are the basis for selection shall be promptly warned. If during the next regular marking period of the school, the member fails to meet the standards used as basis for selection to the Society, the case shall be passed upon by the chapter council.

section 3. When a member is dismissed, he/she must be notified and the membership card returned to the Society sponsor.

section 4. An active member of the National Art Honor Society who transfers from this school will be given a letter indicating the status of his/her membership, signed by the sponsor and principal.

section 5. An active member of the National Art Honor Society who transfers to this school will be accepted for membership in this chapter.

section 6. NAEA does not participate in matters of member non-selection or dismissal.

Article v: officerssection 1. The officers of this chapter shall be president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer (these could be combined), historian/parliamentarian, chair for awards and ceremonies, chair for public relations, and chair for activities.

section 2. A majority of votes cast shall be necessary to elect any officer of this chapter.

section 3. It shall be the duty of the president to preside at the meetings of this chapter.

section 4. The vice president shall preside in the absence of the president, and serve as the chapter’s program chair.

section 5. The chapter secretary shall keep the minutes of the meetings, a record of all business, and all records on file.

section 6. The treasurer shall receive and disburse all funds of the chapter and keep an accurate account of receipts and disbursements in accordance with school regulations.

section 7. A chapter council shall consist of the chapter president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and the chapter sponsor.

Article vi: supervisionsection 1. An art faculty member [sponsor] shall be designated to supervise and provide guidance for this chapter on a daily basis.

section 2. The sponsor shall be a member of the art faculty employed by the school.

section 3. The post of sponsor shall be voluntary.

section 4. The sponsors must be National Art Education Association members in good standing.

section 5. The activities of this chapter will be subject to the approval of the sponsor and the principal. The principal shall have the final right to approve all activities and decisions of this chapter.

Article vii: meetingssection 1. The regular meetings of this chapter shall be held during the school year on days designated by the chapter council and approved by the principal.

section 2. The officers of the chapter shall be elected at the last regular meeting of the year.

section 3. Special meetings, approved by the chapter council, may be called by the president.

section 4. All meetings shall be open meetings and shall be held under the supervision of the sponsor.

section 5. This chapter shall conduct its meetings according to Robert’s Rules of Order, Newly Revised, in all points not expressly provided for in the constitution of this chapter.

Article viii: membership feessection 1. A yearly NAHS membership fee of $3.00 per student shall be forwarded to the National Art Honor Society at the NAEA National Office.

section 2. A yearly chapter registration fee is required for each NAHS chapter and entitles the Chapter Sponsor to all the rights and privileges of one active membership including all NAEA member and NAHS chapter benefits. The chapter registration fee is waived for Sponsors who are already active members. Co-sponsors must be active NAEA members.

section 3. Chapter fees and student membership fees may be paid by the individual or school, community group/agency. Fees and registration forms must be submitted to NAEA by the chapter sponsor.

section 4. Chapter and student membership fees are non-refundable and nontransferable.

section 5. Local chapters may establish and collect annual dues at their discretion for local operating expenses.

Article iX: bylawssection 1. A chapter may wish to include bylaws to amplify sections of its constitution. Bylaws do not need to be approved by the National Council if they are consistent with regulations outlined in the constitution.

section 2. A current copy of local chapter bylaws must be filed with the NAEA Office.

Article X: the national councilsection 1. The National Council shall be: The Executive Director of NAEA, the Secondary Division Director, the Secondary Division Director-Elect, the NAEA Member Services and NAHS Programs Coordinator, and one member at large appointed by the Executive Director from the general Secondary Division membership of NAEA.

section 2. Terms of office for members of the National Council shall be two-year terms. The NAEA Executive Director and NAEA Member Services and NAHS Programs Coordinator shall have a continuous term on the National Council as ex-officio members.

Article Xi: constitutionsection 1. NAEA reserves the right to amend this constitution based on input from the NAEA staff and the National Council.

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Student e-mail addresses will not be sold and will only be used to distribute NAHS News and related information. By listing his or her e-mail address, a student will receive timely NAHS information electronically.

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Article i: name and Purpose section l. The name of this chapter shall be the________ Chapter of the National Junior Art Honor Society.

section 2. The purpose of the chapter shall be to:A. Inspire and recognize those students who have shown outstanding ability in art;B. Foster excellence and a dedicated spirit to the pursuit of art;C. Further creative abilities and talents of the Society’s members, as well as the school’s entire

student art enrollment;D. Aid members in working toward the attainment of their highest potential in an art area;E. Bring art to the attention of the school and community;F. Increase an awareness of art in relation to other areas of the school curriculum; andG. Further aesthetic awareness in all aspects of the school’s total program.

Article ii: local chapterssection 1. Public, charter, private and virtual schools are eligible to apply for charter through the National Art Education Association (NAEA).

Article iii: membershipsection 1. Membership in this chapter shall be based upon art scholarship, service, and character.section 2. To be eligible for selection to membership in this chapter, the candidate must be a middle/junior high school student enrolled in grade 6, 7, 8, or 9 in this school, and have completed a period equivalent to one semester of art in this school

section 3. An eligible candidate shall have a minimum art scholarship average of B, or this school’s equivalent. This is the national minimum standard of achievement required for eligibility and shall remain fixed.

section 4. Members may remain active during such time when there is no art on their class schedule.

section 5. Students enrolled in home-school on a full-time basis and who meet all other eligibility requirements may be considered for NJAHS membership.

Article iv: selection of memberssection 1. The selection of members to this chapter of the National Art Honor Society shall be by recommendation from the art faculty of this school who are members in good standing of the National Art Education Association (NAEA). Criteria used to determine membership selection beyond faculty recommendation shall be set forth in this chapter’s bylaws.

section 2. Any member who falls below the standards that are the basis for selection shall be promptly warned. If during the next regular marking period of the school, the member fails to meet the standards used as basis for selection to the Society, the case shall be passed upon by the chapter council.

section 3. When a member is dismissed, he/she must be notified and the membership card returned to the Society sponsor.

section 4. An active member of the National Art Honor Society who transfers from this school will be given a letter indicating the status of his/her membership, signed by the sponsor and principal.

section 5. An active member of the National Art Honor Society who transfers to this school will be accepted for membership in this chapter. This transfer member must maintain the membership requirements for this chapter in order to retain membership.

section 6. NAEA does not participate in matters of member non-selection or dismissal.

Article v: officerssection 1. The officers of this chapter shall be president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer (these could be combined), historian/parliamentarian, chair for awards and ceremonies, chair for public relations, and chair for activities.

section 2. A majority of votes cast shall be necessary to elect any officer of this chapter.

section 3. It shall be the duty of the president to preside at the meetings of this chapter.

section 4. The vice president shall preside in the absence of the president, and serve as the chapter’s program chair.

section 5. The chapter secretary shall keep the minutes of the meetings, a record of all business, and all records on file.

section 6. The treasurer shall receive and disburse all funds of the chapter and keep an accurate account of receipts and disbursements in accordance with school regulations.

section 7. A chapter council shall consist of the chapter president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and the chapter sponsor.

Article vi: supervisionsection 1. An art faculty member [sponsor] shall be designated to supervise and provide guidance for this chapter on a daily basis.

section 2. The sponsor shall be a member of the art faculty employed by the school.

section 3. The post of sponsor shall be voluntary.

section 4. The sponsors must be National Art Education Association members in good standing.

section 5. The activities of this chapter will be subject to the approval of the sponsor and the principal. The principal shall have the final right to approve all activities and decisions of this chapter.

Article vii: meetingssection 1. The regular meetings of this chapter shall be held during the school year on days designated by the chapter council and approved by the principal.

section 2. The officers of the chapter shall be elected at the last regular meeting of the year.

section 3. Special meetings, approved by the chapter council, may be called by the president.

section 4. All meetings shall be open meetings and shall be held under the supervision of the sponsor.

section 5. This chapter shall conduct its meetings according to Robert’s Rules of Order, Newly Revised, in all points not expressly provided for in the constitution of this chapter.

Article viii: membership feessection 1. A yearly NJAHS membership fee of $3.00 per student shall be forwarded to the National Art Honor Society at the NAEA National Office.

section 2. A yearly chapter registration fee is required for each NAHS chapter and entitles the Chapter Sponsor to all the rights and privileges of one active membership including all NAEA member and NAHS chapter benefits. The chapter registration fee is waived for Sponsors who are already active members. Co-sponsors must be active NAEA members.

section 3. Chapter fees and student membership fees may be paid by the individual or school, community group/agency. Fees and registration forms must be submitted to NAEA by the chapter sponsor.

section 4. Chapter and student membership fees are non-refundable and nontransferable.

section 5. Local chapters may establish and collect annual dues at their discretion for local operating expenses.

Article iX: bylawssection 1. A chapter may wish to include bylaws to amplify sections of its constitution. Bylaws do not need to be approved by the National Council if they are consistent with regulations outlined in the constitution.

section 2. A current copy of local chapter bylaws must be filed with the NAEA Office.

Article X: the national councilsection 1. The National Council shall be: The Executive Director of NAEA, the Secondary Division Director, the Secondary Division Director-Elect, the NAEA Member Services and NAHS Programs Coordinator, and one member at large appointed by the Executive Director from the general Secondary Division membership of NAEA.

section 2. Terms of office for members of the National Council shall be two-year terms. The NAEA Executive Director and NAEA Member Services and NAHS Programs Coordinator shall have a continuous term on the National Council as ex-officio members.

Article Xi: constitutionsection 1. NAEA reserves the right to amend this constitution based on input from the NAEA staff and the National Council.

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NJAHS CHAPTER FEE: A yearly chapter registration fee is required for each NAHS chapter and entitles the Chapter Sponsor to all the rights and privileges of one active membership including all NAEA member and NJAHS chapter benefits. The chapter registration fee is waived for Sponsors who are already active members. Co-sponsors must be active NAEA members.

NAEA MEMBERSHIP FEES BY STATEFees include state and national membership. Fees are subject to change. $100 in CT $95 in MI, MN, MS, RI $90 in AL, AZ, DC, DE, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, NC, OR, VA, WA $89 in PA $85 in MA, MO, NM, SC, SD, VT, WI, WV $80 in AK, AR, GA, HI, IN, MT, NE, NV, OK, TN, and all APOs $75 in VI $65 in WY

Fees include national membership only.$65 in CA, CO, FL, ID, IL, ME, NH, NJ, NY, ND, OH, TX, UT, and U.S. Possessions

$85 for Canada/International(includes extra $20 for postage. Credit Card payment only.)

totAl membershiP And fees 1. ToTAL NuMBER of NJAHS Students ________ x $3.00 = $ ____________

2. CHAPTER FEE/PRiMARY SPoNSoR NAEA MEMBERSHiP* (see chart at right) .............................................................................. $ ____________ If chapter sponsor is a current member of NAEA, no chapter fee is required.

3. Co-SPoNSoR NAEA MEMBERSHiP FEE* (see chart at right) .............................................................................. $ ____________ If chapter co-sponsor is a current member of NAEA, no membership fee is required.

imPortAnt: Please send this form, the annual student membership fee of $3.00 for each student, your chapter roster (on next page), and your chapter fee (if applicable). the chapter fee and student dues must be received before your chapter registration can be processed.

chAPter fees

total: $ ____________

❏ new chAPter ❏ renewinG chAPter ❏ reGistered & AddinG students Chapter number ___________________ induction ceremony date _____/____

sponsor informationPrimary Sponsor ____________________________________________ Position _________________________________________ NAEA iD# ____________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________________________

Co-sponsor (optional) ____________________________________________ Position _____________________________________ NAEA iD# ____________________________ E-mail Address __________________________________________________________

school information School Name _______________________________________________________ School Phone _____________________________

School Address _____________________________________________________ City ______________________________________

State ___________ Zip ______________________ School Type ❏ Public ❏ Private ❏ Charter ❏ Homeschool ❏ Virtual School

________ ________ ________ ________ __________ ____________ Credit Card Number Exp. Date Security Code


credit cArd Fax, mail, or e-mail credit card info. with completed registration form. Credit card payment required for Canadian/international purchases.


❏ PurchAse order A Po is a promise of payment. Chapter registration will be processed upon receipt of payment. All invoices are provided via e-mail. A copy of the signed Po should accompany the completed registration form.

Accounts Payable E-mail (Required) ______________________________________________

MAIL: National Art Honor Society, NAEA, 1806 Robert Fulton Drive, Suite 300, Reston, VA 20191 FAX: 703-860-2960 | PHONE: 800-299-8321 | E-MAIL: [email protected]

2013-2014 NJAHS rosterPlease list all members and submit this information

with your registration form. (You may attach a print-out of your roster.)

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No. 560—NAHS Honor Cords Long cords to be worn over graduation gown or draped around the neck. Color: Rainbow. $12.00Wear cords separately or coordinate with the mortarboard tassels for graduation ceremonies.

No. 556—NAHS Award CertificateDistinctive student award certificate. Printed on white satin-finish cardstock. (8½ x 11”) Ready for framing. $0.75 each Present them to members of your chapter at induction ceremonies or at school awards ceremonies.

No. 559—NAHS Mortarboard TasselMortarboard tassel comes complete with a gold metal tassel band with the year of graduation. Color: Rainbow. $6.00Great for graduation ceremonies.

No. 550—NAHS Pin Rectangular, silver-tone pin. Colorful enameled surface featuring the NAHS logo. (¾” wide) Boxed in plastic case. $6.00 Give as special awards to recognize members of your chapter for outstanding service and achievements. Award them to graduating seniors, or members of your chapter at your induction ceremony.

No. 562—NAHS DecalLogo, full-color, self-sticking, vinyl. (3½” x 2¼”) $1.50

No. 555—NAHS SealsRectangular silver foil seal. (¾” wide) Roll of 100 for $6.00 Use them on your stationery, chapter correspondence, notes, or certificates.

No. 558—NAHS Embroidered EmblemRectangular, colorful. (3½” wide) Washable cloth. $7.00 Wear the NAHS emblem and promote art wherever you are.

No. 563—NAHS Table Banner Custom-printed satin banner, ready to hang with 3 grommets. (2’ x 4’ ) Allow 4-5 weeks for production and shipping. $85.00

No. 564—NAHS Podium Banner Custom-printed satin banner, ready to hang with 3” pole pocket. Allow 4-5 weeks for production and shipping. (16” x 24”) $85.00

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No. 570—NJAHS PinOval, silver-tone pin. Colorful enameled surface and the NJAHS logo. ¾” wide. Boxed in plastic case. $6.00Give as a distinctive award to members of your chapter for outstanding service and achievements, or to all members of your chapter at your induction ceremony.

No. 576—NJAHS Award Certificate Distinctive student award certificate. Printed on white satin-finish cardstock. 8½” x 11”. Ready for framing. $0.75 each Present to members of your chapter during induction ceremonies or at school awards ceremonies.

No. 575—NJAHS Pendant Oval, silver-tone pendant. ¾” wide with an 18” black cord. Boxed in plastic case. $6.00

No. 563—NAHS Table Banner Custom-printed satin banner, ready to hang with 3 grommets. (2’ x 4’ ) Allow 4-5 weeks for production and shipping. $85.00

No. 564—NAHS Podium Banner Custom-printed satin banner, ready to hang with 3” pole pocket. Allow 4-5 weeks for production and shipping. (16” x 24”) $85.00

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No. 561—Officer Guards Gold- or silver-tone guards attach to member pins to designate officer status. Six offices available: President, Vice President—Color: sliver tone. Secretary, Treasurer, Parliamentarian, and Historian—Color: gold tone. (3/8” diameter). $5.00

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new! NAHS/NJAHS SHIRTS!NJAHS Tee-ShirtShow off your NJAHS chapter spirit at your junior high/middle school with this black tee-shirt imprinted in full color. No. 630—Women’s NJAHS Tee (form fitting): S, M, L, XL $15.00No. 640—Men’s: S, M, L, XL $15.00

NAHS Tee-Shirt There will be no mistaking your NAHS chapter pride at your high school with this black tee-shirt imprinted in full color. No. 610—Women’s NAHS Tee (form fitting): S, M, L, XL $15.00 No. 620—Men’s: S, M, L, XL $15.00

No. 600 —”You Gotta Have Art” Note Cube Stick with your commitment to visual arts education with 375 pages of adhesive notes in a 1 7/8-inch cube! $3.00 (while supplies last)

No. 516 —”You Gotta Have Art” Buttons Get an assortment of 20 red, green, orange, and purple buttons (1” ). $10.00 (while supplies last)

No. 521 —“Art Matters” Apron Art Matters! Support visual arts education in your community. Share this message when you wear this full-length (22”w x 30”h) adjustable apron with two front pockets. 100% cotton with Teflon finish for added stain protection. Machine washable. Color: Black. $15.00

No. 527—”Art Matters” Flag Let everyone know that Art Matters with this full-color, knitted, polyester flag (2’ x 3’). Flags are hemmed on all sides and finished with a canvas heading that includes brass grommets. $35.00

No. 520 —“Art Matters” Tote Stylish and sturdy, this oversized tote made from 50% recycled content is ideal for art supplies, books, shopping, or travel (18”w x 17”h x 4”d). Zippered and imprinted in with the “Art Matters! Support visual arts education in your community” logo. Color: Black. $15.00

No. 526 —”Art Matters” Bumper Sticker Let everyone know that Art Matters with this (4”w x 31/2”h) indoor/outdoor sticker. $2.00

No. 525 —”ART” Bumper StickerThere’s no mistaking your enthusiasm for ART when you display this (6” w x 4” h) indoor/outdoor sticker! $2.00

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2013-2014 resource oRDER formOrders must be shipped to the sponsor at school address. No orders will be sent to students or home addresses.

school/shiPPinG informAtionChapter Number _______________________________________________

School _______________________________________________________

School Address ________________________________________________

City _________________________________________________________

State ______________ Zip _________________________

School Telephone Number ___________________________

order informAtion

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sPonsor informAtionSponsor Name ________________________________________________

Sponsor NAEA iD # __________________ NAEA Exp. Date _______________

Sponsor Daytime Phone ____________________________ Ext __________

Sponsor Cell Phone _______________________________________________

E-mail ________________________________________________________

________ ________ ________ ________ ________ _________ Credit Card Number Exp. Date Security Code


❏ credit cArd Fax, mail, or e-mail credit card information with completed order form. Credit card payment required for Canadian/international purchases.


❏ PurchAse order order amount must be $150 or more and received by march 31, 2014. A copy of the signed Po must accompany the completed order form. All invoices will be e-mails to sponsor and accounts payable contact.

Accounts Payable Name ______________________________________

Accounts Payable E-mail _______________________________________

Accounts Payable Phone _______________________________________

NAHS Items Number Unit Cost Qty. Total

Honor Cord #560 $12.00

NAHS Certificate #556 $0.75

Mortarboard Tassel #559 $ 6.00

NAHS Pin #550 $ 6.00

Decal #562 $1.50

Seals (Roll of 100) #555 $ 6.00

Embroidered Emblem #558 $7.00

NAHS Table Banner #563 $85.00

NAHS Podium Banner #564 $85.00

NAHS Tee-Shirt (women’s) List sizes separately

#610 $15.00

NAHS Tee-Shirt (men’s) List sizes separately

#620 $15.00

NJAHS Items

NJAHS Pin #570 $ 6.00

NJAHS Pendant #575 $ 6.00

NJAHS Certificate #576 $0.75

NJAHS Table Banner #563 $85.00

NJAHS Podium Banner #564 $85.00

NJAHS Tee-Shirt (women’s) List sizes separately

#630 $15.00

NJAHS Tee-Shirt (men’s) List sizes separately

#640 $15.00

NAHS/NJAHS Officer Guards

President #561A $ 5.00

Vice President #561B $ 5.00

Secretary #561C $ 5.00

Treasurer #561D $ 5.00

Parliamentarian #561E $ 5.00

Historian #561F $ 5.00

Advocacy Gear

“You Gotta…” Note Cube #600 $3.00

“You Gotta” 20 Buttons #516 $10.00

Art Matters Apron #521 $15.00

Art Matters Flag #527 $35.00

Art Matters Tote Bag #520 $15.00

Art Matters Sticker #526 $2.00

ART Sticker #525 $2.00

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