Summary:
The seven schools in Logan County serve 3,443 students: five elementary schools covering PK–8 and two high schools. Elementary results average close to the state level overall, but the picture changes sharply by school and grade: in grade 5 social studies, scores range from 57% proficient at Auburn Elementary School to 14% at Chandlers Elementary School. The most important takeaway is that an area-wide average can hide very different experiences for students at individual schools.
Auburn Elementary School stands out most consistently in reading, leading the elementary schools in grades 3–7; its grade 7 score was 73%, 9 points ahead of the next-highest school and 23 points above the state. Adairville Elementary School had several strong results, including 63% in grade 8 math versus 39% statewide and 60% in grade 7 science versus 28% statewide, but its grade 5 writing score was 12%, 23 points below the state. Some of the weakest results were at Lewisburg Elementary School in grade 5 math (16%) and Chandlers Elementary School in grade 8 reading.
Matched elementary results shifted about 2 percentage points farther from the state between 2024–25 and 2025–26, though Auburn Elementary School and Adairville Elementary School improved while the other three elementary schools declined. SchoolDigger ranks Auburn Elementary School at the 69th percentile, compared with the 16th for Chandlers Elementary School and 20th for Lewisburg Elementary School. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible measures were 61% at Lewisburg and 48% at Auburn; these are context, not an explanation for results. Student-teacher ratios also differed, from 12.7 at Adairville to 17.6 at Auburn. Logan County High School had a 100% graduation rate in 2025–26, versus 94% statewide, while its average advantage across six tested subjects narrowed from 6 points to 2. Most of The Academy’s 2025–26 test scores are suppressed, limiting school-to-school comparisons.
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