Last week, MTA held its annual ARISTA induction ceremony, where a select group of rising seniors were named members of MTA’s chapter of the National Honor Society.

Induction into the society is one of the school’s highest honors, given to talmidim who have demonstrated academic success and a willingness to serve the broader community.

In MTA, members of ARISTA volunteer to organize programs and events, including the school-wide study day before finals and the bi-annual MTA blood drive. They also run a school-wide peer tutoring program, where students are matched with an ARISTA tutor to assist them with their coursework.

At the ceremony, each recipient was called upon to share a short speech about somebody in their lives that embodies the four pillars of ARISTA: scholarship, service, leadership and character. Afterwards, they each received a certificate and a pin, formally inducting them in as members of the National Honor Society.

MTA congratulates these special talmidim and their families and looks forward to the continuing positive impact they will have on our community at large.