The document summarizes the induction of the first students into The Walker School's Computer Science Honor Society. Five students - Bren Bowerman, Jonathan Hayne, Jack Johnson, Decker Onken, and Erik Nadel - were inducted. To be inducted, students needed an average of 90 or above in computer science courses, completion or enrollment in AP Computer Science, and enrollment in a third semester of computer science. To remain in good standing, inductees must continue their computer science education, participate in robotics or an internship if no computer science course is available, and complete 15 hours of computer science community service annually while maintaining a 90 average in computer science courses.

1. I. Computer Science Honor Society Induction
Honor Society President Read (Erik Nadel): The students you see here today
have been selected to become the first students to be inducted to The Walker
School’s Computer Science Honor Society.
Inductees names are:
Bren Bowerman
Jonathan Hayne
Jack Johnson
Decker Onken
Erik Nadel
As they come forward and receive their certificate of induction, I would like to
briefly read the requirements for induction:
 An unadjusted average of 90 or above in all Computer Science courses
 Has taken, or is currently enrolled in, AP Computer Science
 Currently taking a third semester of Computer Science
In order to maintain good standing in the honor society until graduation, each
inductee must:
 Continue with their computer science education by taking other courses, or…
 Student who may not be able to fit a computer science course into their
schedule each year may either participate in the robotics club for 2 seasons
or participate in a summer internship in a computer science fields at a local
university
 Each year students are also required to serve at least 15 hours of community
service in some aspect of computer science
 All inductees must maintain an unadjusted average of 90 and above in all
Computer Science courses.