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MEMBERSHIP Affiliation Information Regions State Office Elections WHAT'S NEW Adviser Professional Dev. Retreat Most Recent News Press Releases CALENDAR Mark Your Calendar for Upcoming Events Latest News Regional Competitions- February 16- March 3 Chapter and Personal Achievement Awards Interviews- February 16- March 3 National Programs Applications for National FCCLA- March 1 Deadline State Projects/National Programs Applications for Ohio FCCLA - March 1 Deadline Board of Directors Application - Deadline March 1	Most Recent News Ohio LifeSmarts Champions 2012- Benjamin Logan High School Congratulations to Act Out Loud FCCLA Chapters Benjamin Logan High School East Knox High School News Briefs December 2011 November Issue 1 2011 November Issue 2 2011 November Issue 3 2011 September 2011 August 2011 July 2011 June 2011 Happy 80th Birthday Poppy Poppy Clifford Collins, Ohio FCCLA State Grandpa celebrated his 80th birthday on July 11 with his FCCLA family. He was treated to a surprise birthday party of cake, presents and presentations. He was crowned King for the night of his birthday. Michael Benjamin, Executive Director of National FCCLA brought Poppy birthday greetings from National FCCLA. Each state officer family group did special talent presentations for Poppy. At the end of the celebration her was treated a special slide presentation of his family and FCCLA family. Happy Birthday Poppy Ohio FCCLA participants at the 2011 National Leadership Conference had the most gold medals of any state with 97, were second only to Texas in the number of participants. Click here to see all the results from Ohio FCCLA Star Events Benjamin Logan Mini Realy for Life Sets Records with Total Donations exceeding $20,000 Written by Nate Smith Thursday, 19 May 2011 Benjamin Logan junior high and high school students exchanged backpacks for walking shoes Wednesday during the ninth school wide Relay for Life fundraiser. In all, 714 students combined with faculty and staff donations as well as those from the public to raise $21,650, easily besting the previous high-dollar total of $15,000 set last year. “Coming in our goal was to raise more money than we did last year — about $15,000,” said Benjamin Logan family and consumer science teacher Lois Stoll — the faculty adviser for the school’s Relay for Life campaign. “I had absolutely no idea we’d see this level of donation.” The money will be donated to the Logan County Relay for Life, in conjunction with all other county schools, at the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center on June 18. “This is the eighth or ninth year we’ve done this event,” Mrs. Stoll said. “In the first few years we might raise $3,000 or $4,000, but it has just exploded since.”