As the highest degree achievable in the National FFA Organization, the American FFA Degree shows a FFA member’s dedication to his or her chapter and state FFA association. It demonstrates the effort FFA members apply toward their supervised agricultural experience and the outstanding leadership abilities and community involvement they exhibited through their FFA career.

American FFA Degree recipients show promise for the future and have gone above and beyond to achieve excellence. Congratulations to Bradey Ackley, Tanner Anspach, Matthew Black, Emily Roth, and Tanner Sines who will receive their degree in October at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Mrs. Jennifer Davis, BLMS Art Educator is a participant in the 2022 Youth Art Month celebration! Art continues to play a critical role in students' social and emotional learning as well as in the development of problem solving and critical thinking skills. Youth Art Month festivities help to highlight the innovative work of both students and educators.

The 3Es stand for Employed, Enlisted and Enrolled. The goal of local educators, local businesses and the Logan County Chamber of Commerce is to ensure that prior to graduation, every student in Logan County has committed to either: Employment at a local company, Enlistment in the military, or Enrollment in a 2 or 4-year college. Each "E" is to be equally honored, respected, and given equal consideration. Congratulations on your enrollment!

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3E's In Logan County

Photo: Superintendent John Scheu, Jason Smith, and Heather Tipton, Community Relations Representative, RISE FM.

We are showcasing the talents of the BLHS Art Department students and their passion for supporting our local Logan County Cancer Society.

The art students will create ceramic pottery bowls which can be used for multiple purposes after being painted, glazed, and fired. Possible uses include decoration and storing purposes, serving purposes, for feeding pets and decorating gardens, or quite simply for showcasing or enhancing the beauty of your dining room table.

This is an ONLINE ONLY auction that will take place on the Benjamin Logan Facebook page in in mid-April. Bids will be placed in the comments section under each item during the event.

This is a fundraiser for the BLHS Art Department to support residents of Logan County who have cancer or a cancer-related illness. Your generous contribution will assist cancer sufferers with related expenses such as medications and supplies, wigs, and travel expenses. In some cases, food, utilities, and clothing needs are provided in emergency situations. You can rest assured knowing 100% of your generous contribution remains right here in Logan County and benefits residents of this community.

The minimum bid amount is $10 per bowl. Post your bid in the comments under each picture with the Bowl #. The bidding begins at 8:00 am on April 18 and ends at 8:00 pm on April 29. Bowls will be available for pickup in the BLHS office with checks being made out to the Logan County Cancer Society.

If you win your item(s), pick up will be held at the Benjamin Logan High School office between 8 am and 3pm from May 2 to May 6. If that time will not work, please message us to make other arrangements. We are happy to work with you.

Please message the Facebook page with any questions. We will be monitoring the auction daily.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU to all who support these amazingly talented, kindhearted and hardworking kids. We are proud of them for supporting this cause.

Parents, current students, past students and community members...Share just three reasons your favorite teacher is above all other teachers and should be awarded Quest Teacher of the Year!

March 30 is the final day to nominate.