Learning Enhancement CentersLogo Design Contest

I like the colors in #7 and #11. I like the graphics in #7. The client has a difficult name to make work in a logo so I know it is a challenge. Add in the slogan (which is unlocking - not unblocking from #10 <g> ) and you have enough words for a small novel.
I've mentioned in some of the individual comments the following: Text must be clear - no shadows - as it will be mostly used in print. With that in mind, the logo should be easily convertible to gray scale and look good in bw for newspaper.
This client has a large part of their business working with adults who are struggling with undiagnosed cognitive issues. ever have a hard time listening to your boss drone on and on? Maybe it's not the boss - it might be you! With that in mind the logo needs to work for adults, also.

I'm still partial to #23. I do like the font and layout of text in #28. That bold look would reproduce well in print. #16 text is also bold and would reproduce well. I knew the text layout would be a challenge with this client due to the name - and that has been the case. The stacked text in #16 and #14 is growing on me.
The best graphic of the bunch is #23 which is probably why I'm more partial to the design. #28 and #29 LEC in a box (just the box though) I like, also.

I have to extend the contest by two days - I just realized it ends on a Saturday - that won't work. It has to end on a weekday so we can look at the submissions at work and then rank them on Monday.
I like the font of #36 & #38. The concept of #34 is good - I especially like the placement of the line under the graphic and extending under the name with the slogan underneath - looks real good.

With less than a day to go I am happy there is some diversity to pick from. The working (and reworking) of the text has been impressive and greatly appreciated. Thank you to everyone who has submitted; your contributions are terrific! I wish I had just a little of your creativity and imagination. I know what I like - I just can't create it from a blank canvas like you all can.

The last few minutes and a lot of entries coming in. Thanks! I think #66 does the best job of anyone with spacing the name - that really is well done. I could put that on a billboard and it would be seen clearly. Out of new bunch of graphics, I'm fond of #89 for its simplicity.
One thing I look for when selecting the logo is the cost of reproducing the image. Gradients, multiple colors, shadows, intricate designs all look great but slapping that on a billboard or in an ad can be a challenge. It's especially difficult if I have other elements that are all fighting for attention. It doesn't have to be boring; it does have to be something with a long shelf-life and look good in all media.
We are meeting with the client this week and will have our final selection on Friday. Also, we have another logo tournament starting soon for another client.
Thanks again for your creativity!