Logan Municipal Schools

Logan Municipal Schools is a small New Mexico district serving about 310 students across four schools covering elementary through high school grades, and it ranks 9th of 87 districts in the state — the 90th percentile, with 5 stars. District-wide, students outperformed the state in every reported subject: 64.76% proficient in English language arts versus 43.34% statewide, 45.71% in math versus 25.54%, and 45.9% in science versus 33.4%.

Logan Elementary (PK–5, 102 students) is the district's academic anchor, rated 5 stars with a 2024–25 rank of 14th of 345, or the 96th percentile. Its 2025–26 proficiency was 80.65% in ELA and 74.19% in math — its math result is nearly three times the state figure. Logan Middle (6–8, 49 students) shows the most momentum, rising to 5 stars and the 92nd percentile in 2025–26, with math climbing from 29.79% to 51.28% and 7th grade ELA at least 80%. Logan High (9–12, 87 students) is a steady 4-star school; its 11th graders reported 55% proficiency in ELA and 65% in science, both above district and state, while math is suppressed.

Ute Lake Online Learning Center (6–12, 72 students) is the contrast case: 2 stars and the 35th percentile in 2024–25, a 2024–25 graduation rate of 66.4% versus 85.6% district and 80.6% state, and a student-teacher ratio of 48.0 compared with 7.7 to 12.8 at the other schools. Its only reported science measure, 28.57%, was below district and state. Many values across the district are suppressed by the state and should be read as unknown, not as low performance — and with enrollments this small, a single student can shift a percentage noticeably.