Tri-M is the National Music Honor Society for high school students sponsored by the Music Educators National Conference. Selection is based on academic scholarship, musicianship, leadership, citizenship, and dedication to the fine arts. Tri-M provides ways for members to serve the community through music and seeks to engender an appreciation for the arts. Examples of community service activities include: giving concerts at nursing homes, ushering at musical performances and sponsoring free student recitals.

Organizations involved: Band, Orchestra, Choir 

How Do You Get Into Tri-M?

Music Teacher Approval:

Must Perform in Tri-M RecitalHow Do You Stay In Tri-M?
Attend All Meetings (if unable to attend a meeting, have an excuse in writing or email at least 24 hrs before or after a meeting) Must Meet Point Requirements by the End of the Semester.

Point System :
35 Points need for Fall Semester. Points required for maintenance of membership. 70 You must participate in one of each of the following events (you will receive points for these):

• Attending a Tri-M group professional performance
• An MHS muscial performance (band, orchestra, or choir concert, or the school musical. This must be a concert that you are not performing in.)

Participation in at least one Tri-M coordinated community service event is mandatory for the year.

Reminders:
If you usher a concert, you only get points for ushering. If you want points for attending a high school performance, then you must stay for the entire duration of the concert.If you attend a concert, turn in a ticket stub or program with your name on it to your Tri-M folder (located in the choir room).