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Each year the Hebrew Academy Fana Holtz High School welcomes new members to the Rabbi Yossi Heber Negba Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS). This year Hebrew Academy inducted 11 new members. Students are selected not only for academic achievement but also for character, service, and leadership qualities.

Head of school Rabbi Zvi Kahn congratulated the students and wished them continued success. The NHS was also honored to have Bob Diener as keynote speaker. Mr. Diener is well known for his professional success and has always given much of the credit for that success to his Jewish day school education.

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The ceremony was followed by a brunch for the members and their families.

Middle school inductees receive a warm welcome and praise from head of school Rabbi Zvi Kahn.

Hebrew Academy Fana Holtz High School Rabbi Yossi Heber Negba Chapter of the National Honor Society congratulates the following new inductees and their families: Gabriel Apoj, Roy Israelov, Gitty Benhamou, Joseph Naness, Dan Cohen, Avi Stein, Issac Corcia-Wahnon, Malka Suster, Sarah Fuchs, Daniel Yerushalmi, and Sophie Gordon.

Additionally, Hebrew Academy Charlotte Rohr Middle School also recently inducted 19 new members from seventh and eighth grade into the Charlotte Rohr Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS). These students demonstrate exceptional qualities in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, character, and Torah. They must maintain a grade point average above 93 and complete 25 additional community service hours.

Middle school inductees are: Yosef Melul, Joseph Abrahams, Yaakov Schwab, Noah Dobin, Jack Benveniste-Plitt, Brian Garcia, Zoe Sugar, Layla Profeta, Raquel Zohar, Rafaella Benson, Eden Grosz, Adira Kahn, Batya Fruhman, Rebecca Ringler, Alexa Cohen, Shani McCarley, Atara Klein, and Naomi Bitton.

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Shelley Benveniste is South Florida editor of The Jewish Press.