As announced in the last newsletter, the Intellectual Freedom Challenge (IFC) is now open to sophomore and junior members of NEHS interested in writing an...
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As literature lovers, it is our instinctual response to regard Banned Books Week with a modicum of solemn reflection; a week when we think about the thousands...
In fulfillment of the National English Honor Society‘s (NEHS) ambition to honor literature and promote free and open access to books, the Society...
The National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) has recently updated a position statement concerning censoring practices prevalent in many school districts...
We have begun to receive applications for Classroom Library Grants. Early Career English teachers (1-5 years of teaching experience) who are either NEHS...
As Banned Book Week, sponsored by the American Library Association, is celebrated in the coming week and beyond, there looms an urgency in society as teachers...
This competition is exclusively for junior and sophomore members of active NEHS chapters. The Intellectual Freedom Challenge invites NEHS members to submit...
National English Honor Society (NEHS) strives to honor literature and promote free and open access to books; the Society endorses the American Library...
by Dave Wendelin Director of NEHS As the school year begins, teachers make countless decisions as they prepare to welcome students. Those decisions run from...