Ninety-nine Acton Middle School seventh graders were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society during a morning ceremony on May 18, 2022.

The students joining NJHS are:  Kynlee Aparicio, Braxton Bailey, Auran Baker, Breleigh Barrington, Noah Barrington, Monica Barto, Rebecca Blair, Easton Bleeker, Lelan Brown, Carson Chastain, Carmen Citzler, Eli Cockrell, Kai Cook, Krew Crites, Morgyn Dawson, Mason Dix, Kayden Dove, Madison Drehmann, Zoey Dunagan, Cidney Edmond, Sophie Ellis, Troy Farner, Emma Farrell, Grace Fisher, Chasity Foster, Elizabeth Gines, Jaxon Glenn, Kathryn Goodner, Boston Gregory, Preston Guzman, Phoebe Hall, Jayci Hart, Ashton Heimer, Brenda Hernandez, Kyleigh Huggins, Madison Huggins, Yuchu Jiang, Rachael Jones, Addison Jordan, Avree Kendrick, Blaine King, Cristopher Krantz, Cooper Lamb, Rayleigh Langdon, Kennedy Laviolette, Jovi Lee, Levi Logsdon, Kylan Loving, Santiago Lumbreras, Landrie Maloney, Jackson Marak, Jaden Marburger, Lacie Marshall, Miley Maxwell, Julia McCall, Kevin McGinley, Lincoln McKinnon, Jaxon McNaughton, Sutton Medlin, Lucas Mills, Bren Molinari, Cade Moody, Sierra Morisette, Masyn Noe, Cavan O'Carroll, Larin Oliver, Greyson Oppermann, Braydon Pearce-York, Dallas Peck, Braven Phillips, Nolan Porter, Jeibry Preza, Zaire Rodriguez, Reed Rogers, Reina Rosas, Taniya Saunders, Renee Sermarini, Samuel Shackelford, Patrick Shelly, Slade Shier, Hutson Sims, Bryson Smith, Gracie Smith, Jennifer Swor, Benjamin Torres, Madeline Turner, Samuel Valadez, Rachel Venable, Allison Walker, Emilee Walls, Ellie Weeks, Addison Welden, Annah Whidden, Zachary Willey, Gerry Wisdom, Gillian Wood, Nikilyn Wooten, Carmen Wright, Kambry Zschiesche.

Founded in 1929, the NJHS is a worldwide organization that recognizes and encourages academic achievement while developing other characteristics essential to citizens in a democracy.  Students are evaluated by the five values of citizenship, service, leadership, scholarship, and character.  They must maintain high grades and become good citizens through participation in service projects.

Leading the ceremony were current NJHS members Grace Blevins, Jayla Hayes, Miller Schenewark, Nathan Walters, and Mattie Weaver.

NJHS sponsors are Sarah Adams, Michelle Jackson, and Landry Mullins.