Secondary School Societies
- American Sign Language Honor Society, ASLHS (American Sign Language)
- Business Honor Society http://www.businesshs.org (business)
- California Scholarship Federation
- Cum Laude Society (general)
- Eta Sigma Gamma (health education)
- German National Honor Society-Delta Epsilon Phi (Deutsche Ehrenverbindung) (German)
- International Thespian Society (theatre)
- Japanese National Honor Society (Japanese language) www.ncjlt.net
- Key Club
- National Italian Honor Society (La Società Onoraria Italica) (Italian)
- Mu Alpha Theta, ΜΑΘ (mathematics)
- National Art Honor Society (visual arts)
- National Beta Club
- National Chinese Honor Society (Chinese)
- National Elementary Honor Society (grades 4-6) www.nehs.org
- National English Honor Society (English language) www.nehs.us
- National Forensic League (public speaking)
- National Honor Society (high school general)
- National Honor Society for Dance Arts (dance)
- National Honorary Beta Club (high school general)
- National Honorary Junior Beta Club (middle school general)
- National Junior Honor Society (middle school general)
- Quill and Scroll (journalism)
- Science National Honor Society (science)
- Société Honoraire de Français (French)
- Spanish National Honor Society (Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica) (Spanish)
- Tri-M Music Honor Society (music)
Read more about this topic: Honor Society, List of Scholastic Examples
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