The Significance of Honor
As new school year starts, Middle School students signed O’Neal’s Honor Code while the Upper School students were reminded of how its Honor Council works and the importance of O’Neal’s Honor Code. As student elections for the open seats on the Upper School Honor Council and signing of the Honor Code are scheduled to happen soon, Dean of Students, and Upper School Spanish and Drama teacher Michael Norman spoke to Upper School students on the matter of Honor.
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