In a remarkable achievement, the National Society of High
School Scholars (NSHSS) in Atlanta,
United States, has chosen Oyinkansola
Ewedemi, a 15-year-old Nigerian, as one of its members. The announcement was
made by James Lewis, the co-founder and President of NSHSS, in a statement
released on Monday. Lewis commended Ewedemi for maintaining consistently high grades
throughout her high school years.
Ewedemi, currently a freshman at James Martin High School in
Arlington, Texas, is enrolled in the STEM program. The NSHSS recognizes
exceptional scholars who exhibit outstanding leadership, academic prowess, and
a strong commitment to their community. Lewis expressed his honor in
acknowledging Ewedemi’s hard work, passion, and dedication, which led to her
remarkable academic achievements. He emphasized that Ewedemi is now part of a
unique community of scholars who represent the best hope for the future.
As a gesture of support for these young scholars, NSHSS
provides them with a lifetime membership, connecting them with valuable
learning experiences and resources to aid their preparation for college and
meaningful careers. Lewis emphasized that NSHSS members automatically receive
lifetime membership upon joining, ensuring their continued access to the
organization’s resources.
Highlighting Ewedemi’s talents and interests, Lewis mentioned
that she plays the violin in her school’s orchestra and has represented her
school in robotics competitions held in various cities across Texas. Ewedemi
aspires to pursue an engineering major, specifically focusing on aerospace
engineering.
This recognition by NSHSS serves as a testament to
Oyinkansola Ewedemi’s exceptional academic achievements, dedication, and
passion. With her membership in this prestigious society, she gains access to a
supportive network of scholars and resources that will undoubtedly aid her in
further developing her strengths and pursuing her ambitions.
