Spanish Honor Society
Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica

CELEBRATINGLA LENGUAEXPLORING
LA CULTURA

The Spanish Honor Society at Jensen Beach High School, where students gather and revel in Latin culture.

High school students celebrating at a Spanish cultural event, vibrant red and yellow decorations, joyful group photo
2004
Est.
100+
Active Members
12
Events Per Year

MORE THAN
SPEAKING SPANISH.

La Sociedad de Honor de Español es un club creado para reunir a los estudiantes con una meta principal: sumergirnos en la cultura Latina. 
En este club, recuadamos dinero para organizaciones relacionadas con los Latina(o)s, y para nuestros miembros que están a punto de comenzar una nueva etapa y nuevas vidas en la universidad. Para ayudarlos empezar eso, ofrecemos becas.  

Spanish Honor Society is a club formed to unite all students with one main goal: Immersing ourselves in Latin culture. 
In this club, we raise money for charities involving Latina(o)s, run fundraisers for our members who are about to start their new lives in college, and provide them with scholarships.  test

When it comes to students who are looking to get into the very best colleges and universities in the United States, being a member of an elite academic group no doubt helps increase engagement for college admissions officers. If you are fascinated by the Spanish language and have shown proficiency when it comes to learning the spanish language, Spanish Honor Society is the perfect fit for you.

Excelencia

Academic achievement in Spanish is the foundation. We hold all of our members to a high standard.

Cultura

Language lives inside culture. We celebrate the richness of the Spanish-speaking world.

Servicio

We give back — tutoring peers, volunteering in the community, and bridging language barriers.

Amistad

Meaningful friendships built through shared experiences.

WHO GETS INVITED?
Guidelines to stay a member

Membership is earned — and it's absolutely within reach. Here's what we look for in every member and individual we reach out to.

$11

Graduation cords

Senior who are active and helpful members in SHS will recieve a red and yellow cord for graduatiion.

2

Course Level

You must be currently enrolled in Spanish 2 or higher, and keep a good grade in the class.

80%

Service Hours

You must go to 8/10 meetings and participate in at least one service project paired with one community service project per semester to stay enrolled in the club.

Dues need to be turned in by September 10th, $30!

THE YEAR
IN FULL COLOR.

Every semester is packed — from dancing, volunteer opportunities, to tutoring drives. Being in SHS means being an active member of society in helping Latin communities and inviting those who are interested.

Students at a lively fiesta night event with colorful paper flags, red and yellow decorations, dancing and laughing

Dancing in the gym

Live music, instructors, and bustling energy in the gym.

Annual Event
Students tutoring peers in Spanish at a school library, notebooks open, collaborative and focused

Every Tuesday

SPANISH TUTORING

Members give back by leading free tutoring sessions open to the whole school. Count it toward your service hours.

Service

MEET THE
OFFICERS

Our officers are elected each spring and serve a full academic year.

High school student officer portrait, confident smile, school hallway background

Presidenta,  Vicepresidente

Miranda Elias, Maddie Brand

High school student officer portrait, warm expression, school setting

Tesorera, Secretario

Eliana Kreeger Contreras, Lauren Hill

High school student officer portrait, standing by lockers, friendly pose

Historiadoras, consejeros ejecutivos

Victoria Somers, Serena Kolenut y Allie Morris, AJ Barone

High school student officer portrait, holding notebook, school courtyard

Coordinadoras de eventoss

Madison Riley, Kristin Lange, Valentina Moreno

READY TO
REPRESENT?

Joining SHS takes four simple steps. Applications open each spring.

  1. CHECK ELIGIBILITY

    Confirm you meet the GPA, course level, and grade requirements (see Membership section above).

  2. GET THE APPLICATION

    You will either recieve an application form from one of your spanish classes, or you may pick it up from Profesora Barquero's room before or after school.

  3. SUBMIT IT BEFORE INDUCTION CERAMONY

    Return your completed application with seven teacher signatures and parent signatures. Turn it in to Profesora Barquero's room. Late applications will not be accepted.

  4. INDUCTION CEREMONY

    Accepted members are officially inducted at our ceremony in April. Family is welcome to join.

Faculty Advisor: Profesora Barquero Room: 04-226
Meetings: Second Thursday of every Month- 8 a.m