George Washington High School Senior Donnell Britt was recently inducted as a member of The National Society of High School Scholars. The National Society of High School Scholars selects only the most outstanding high school students and honors them for superior academic achievement.

“The hard work and success of today’s youth provides the foundation for a future dedicated to community - and world - betterment,” said Claes Nobel, honorary Chairman of the National Society of High School Scholars. “I congratulate Donnell on being recognized as one of the most outstanding high school seniors in the nation.”

As a senior member of the Nobel family, Claes Nobel extends his family’s dedication to excellence to the youth of today. Nobel’s family established the Nobel Prizes in 1901 in order to note outstanding contributions in the fields of peace, literature, medicine, chemistry and physics. More than a century later, these internationally renowned awards continue to distinguish scientists, authors, and leaders in the world forum.

In addition to his membership in The National Society of High School Scholars, Britt is involved in several other activities. He is the Co-Host of “Positive Spin,” an interactive television show on DCTV, a Cadet Private in JROTC at George Washington High School, a People-to-People delegate, and an Anti-Defamation League representative, to name a few.

Britt plans on attending Florida A & M University when he graduates and would like to pursue a degree in International Business Management or Business Marketing.

The mission of the National Society of High School Scholars is to recognize and encourage academic excellence among the most exceptional high school seniors.