Summary:
Logan County has two schools serving high-school grades: Logan County High School enrolls 918 students in grades 9–12, while The Academy enrolls 69 students in grades 6–12. The clearest shared result is 10th-grade reading: in 2025–2026, Logan County High School had 54% proficient and The Academy had 33%, compared with 49% statewide. That 21-point difference is the most important distinction between the schools’ latest comparable results.
Logan County High School stands out in the latest reported results, with mathematics 9 points and reading 5 points above the state; editing and mechanics was 1 point above, writing matched the state, and science and social studies were each 2 points below. The Academy was 16 points below the state in 10th-grade reading. Attendance is another notable difference: chronic absenteeism was 45% at The Academy and 16% at Logan County High School in 2025–2026, a 29-point gap; the state rate was 24%.
Results at Logan County High School have shifted unevenly: its six-subject average fell from 45% in 2024–2025 to 41% in 2025–2026, narrowing its advantage over the state from 6 points to 2. Mathematics and reading rose by 3 and 5 points, while writing fell 16 points and social studies fell 13. SchoolDigger’s 2023–2024 rankings put Logan County High School at the 74th percentile (4 stars) and The Academy at the 26th percentile (1 star); across the reported years, The Academy’s percentile rose from 8 to 26, while Logan County High School’s fell from 75 to 59 between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. As context, both schools reported free/reduced lunch eligibility for 2024–2025: 46% at Logan County High School and 65% at The Academy; their student-teacher ratios were 16.3 and 69, respectively. The Academy’s other listed 2025–2026 test results are suppressed.
Thank you for your feedback!