2023 INDUCTEES
Dale is an ongoing advocate of Loganlea State High School and is passionate about seeing Loganlea students succeed. He is a Loganlea State High School alumni and a very worthy inductee into the Loganlea Legends Hall of Fame. In 2009, Dale was the Youth Action Program (YAP) Captain, a program that has evolved into the Loganlea Youth Development Program (LYDP). As YAP Captain, he committed many hours of beach patrols and volunteering. Dale continues his service to the community by committing time and expertise to support current Loganlea State High School initiatives. In 2023, Dale became a Platinum sponsor of LYDP and an industry partner for the Digital Innovations STAR Program. Dale is a wonderful role model for our students and demonstrates to them that if you put your mind to it, anything is possible!
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Donna is passionate about all students making connections that will prepare them for their transition into their lives beyond school. Initially working as a Teacher’s Aide in 1997, she was later successfully appointed to the position of Learning Engagement Centre (LEC) Transition Officer. Donna recognised that for students to succeed in the workplace, they needed hands-on experience to understand what employers were looking for. This led to the development of the OCD Café which has evolved into a fully operational coffee shop on the school site, providing students with foundational skills and confidence for work. The success of the OCD Café has provided funding for numerous opportunities for Loganlea State High School Students. Donna continued to innovate in the area of transition by developing a range of partnerships that enrich the learning of many students in the school. By ensuring that all students have transition opportunities on the same basis as their peers, Donna is a Loganlea Legend who will continue to positively impact on our school culture.
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Jack is a passionate teacher who empowers students to be agents of their own change by inspiring self-belief and personal responsibility. He taught at Loganlea from 2013 through to 2024 in a number of roles and made a significant impact as a year 7 lead teacher. Jack is a literacy champion who contributed to a culture of success across the learning continuum by supporting student skill development and learner autonomy as well as providing professional development, coaching and mentoring to teachers. Jack’s outstanding contribution to teaching was recognised when he nominated and shortlisted as a 2023 finalist in the Australian Education Awards for Australian Secondary Teacher of the Year. He leaves a lasting impact on our school culture through his leadership in the Early Career Teacher development program and contribution to the culture of sharing expertise at Loganlea State High School.
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Dr Johnathan Davis founded Knowledge House as an initiative to assist First Nations students to learn about themselves and their culture, and to assist the school in developing cultural fluency so we could work more effectively as a community in the interests of all of our students. John was passionate about improving the quality of teaching for the engagement of First Nations youths, as he saw there was a disconnect between the current system and Indigenous communities. Knowledge House became a way to bridge this gap, bringing school and the community together as partners in the education of our First Nations young people. To date, Knowledge House has supported hundreds of students at Loganlea and it is hard to imagine the school and community without this resource. John’s work continues to inform quality pedagogy and influence education.
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LOGANLEA LEGENDS
2023 SCHOOL CAPTAINS' LEGACY
What?
An Award to:
- Honour and recognise significant members of the community
- Influence a positive impact on school culture
- Recognise the history of Loganlea SHS
- Inspire current and future students
The Loganlea Legends will be placed on a plaque in the Hall (Tuckshop side).
The Loganlea Legends will also have information about their time at Loganlea published on the school website, which will be accessible via a QR code available on the plaque
Nomination Process
- Applications open Week 1-5, Term 3
- Applications are filled out and submitted in hardcopy or email by the due date
- Panel members include the Principal, Principal's nominated staff member, P&C President & current School Captains
- If a committee member has been nominated, they must remove themselves from the panel.
- Each panel member reads all applications and shortlists their top three
- The annual panel meeting is held where panel member share their shortlisted nominees
- The panel decides on who makes the Loganlea Legends
- Winner/s announced on Awards Night with the recipient/s to be invited.
Selection Guidelines
- Panelists' will consider
- Length of service to Loganlea SHS
- Positive impact on school community
- Individual's character
- Student nominees must have graduated
- Teachers/parents/community member nominees must have worked a minimum of five years to be considered by the panel
- 2/3rds of panel must agree for the individual to make the Loganlea Legends
- There is no minimum number of people to be selected
- A maximum of two Loganlea Legends can be selected each year
- For 2023, the inaugural year, there will be no maximum number of Loganlea Legends selected – the final number will be determined by the panellists
- Names can be removed from the Loganlea Legacy at discretion of the panel under extenuating circumstances
Nomination Form