Summary:
ZIP code 66608 has two elementary schools: Logan Elementary, serving PK–6 with 558 students, and Quincy Elementary, serving K–5 with 142. In 2025–26, both schools were below the state’s all-grades ELA result of 46%, and both were below the state’s 41% in math. Science results differed: Logan was above the state’s 38%, while Quincy was well below it. The most important takeaway is that results vary substantially between these two schools, especially in science and upper-grade math.
Logan stands out overall, leading in all three all-grades subjects: 44% in ELA, 34% in math and 52% in science. Compared with Quincy, those results are higher by 10, 14 and 33 percentage points, respectively. Logan’s science result is 14 points above the state; Quincy’s 19% is 19 points below it. The difference is especially large in shared 5th-grade results: Logan scored 50% in math versus Quincy’s 6%, and 50% in ELA versus 19%. Quincy narrowly led Logan in 4th-grade ELA, 44% to 44% (less than a point apart). SchoolDigger ranks Logan 432nd of 657 schools, in the 34th percentile, and Quincy 587th, in the 11th percentile.
Results changed in different directions by subject. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, Logan gained 21 points in science and 3 in ELA, but fell 6 points in math; Quincy gained 7 in ELA but fell 3 in math and 4 in science. Across the two schools, the unweighted science average rose from 27% to 35%, while the math average fell from 32% to 27%; both schools’ math results declined even as the state result rose. SchoolDigger rankings improved over the longer term for both, though Quincy’s latest ranking was nearly unchanged. Logan has a higher student–teacher ratio (16.8 versus 9) and a lower reported free/reduced-lunch rate (66% versus 92%); these are contextual differences, not explanations for the score results.
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