Benjamin Logan National Honor Society Officers Awarded Prestigious NASSP Student Service Grant

Benjamin Logan National Honor Society is pleased to announce that its officers, Taytum Daniels, Addison Scott, and Dylan Vance have been awarded a $1,000 grant from the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). This grant will help support the costs associated with the student-led service project, Raider Relay.

"This grant is a landmark achievement for our students and our school," said Kelly Gibson, Advisor of the National Honor Society at Benjamin Logan. "I am super proud and excited to report that Taytum, Addison, and Dylan applied for, and were ​

awarded, this grant to help offset the cost of running Raider Relay, a project that embodies the spirit of service and leadership we nurture in our students."

The 2025 NASSP Student Service Grant is the first of its kind focused on funding student-led service initiatives. The Benjamin Logan NHS officers' successful application included contributions from Mrs. Alatorre, further showcasing the collaborative effort within our school community.

​"If you have a chance to see these young leaders, please congratulate them!" added Gibson. Their initiative and leadership have brought recognition to Benjamin Logan and highlighted the impactful service projects our students are capable of leading.

This grant will allow the Benjamin Logan National Honor Society to expand the scope of Raider Relay, increasing its impact within the community and providing more opportunities for student engagement in service activities.

For more information about the Raider Relay project and other student initiatives, please contact Kelly Gibson at g[email protected].

About Benjamin Logan National Honor Society 
The Benjamin Logan National Honor Society is committed to recognizing and promoting academic excellence while fostering qualities essential for responsible citizenship. Membership in NHS is both an honor and a responsibility, as students must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.50 and demonstrate excellence in Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Through their dedication to these principles, NHS members exemplify a commitment to learning, leadership, and service within the Benjamin Logan community.