Amie La

Porte of Peachtree City has accepted membership in The

National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) and will

be honored during a campus ceremony this fall at Agnes

Scott College.

La Porte,

the daughter of George and Laurie La Porte, has a strong

educational background. While attending McIntosh, she was

on the honor roll every semester. La Porte was also a

member of National Honor Society, Thespian Society, Math

Team, Beta Club, French Club and French National Honor

Society. She graduated 24th out of 502 students and had a

GPA of 95.042.

She has

also been a tutor for the YMCA and Beta Club, an exchange

student to France as well as a host student for a student

from France, a YMCA camp counselor and a county finalist

for the Governor's Honor Program. La porte received a

major scholarship to Agnes Scott College and has a

cumulative grade point average of 3.77 in two semesters

at the school.

NSCS is a

highly selective, national, non-profit honors

organization. Founded in 1994, NSCS recognizes

undergraduate students who excel academically. The

Society was established on the principle that with

scholarship comes a responsibility to develop leadership

and a duty to perform service.

"NSCS

provides the opportunity for students, like Amie, to be

recognized for their outstanding academic accomplishments

early in their college experience," said Steve

Loflin, NSCS Executive Director. "Amie will also

have the opportunity to join other high achieving college

students in developing leadership skills and a sense of

civic responsibility."

For

additional information on NSCS, call 202-234-5295 or

visit them on the web at www.nscs.org .