Summary:
Logan, Utah, has four listed high schools serving grades 5–12: Logan High, Fast Forward High, InTech Collegiate Academy, and Cache High. Together, they report about 2,225 students, but they differ substantially in size and educational structure. Logan High is the largest traditional high school, while the other schools are smaller and include alternative, college-oriented, or broader grade-span programs.
InTech Collegiate Academy stands out as the strongest overall option in the available data. It ranked among Utah’s top schools, had very low chronic absenteeism at 4.1%, and exceeded statewide proficiency levels in every reported English, mathematics, and science comparison. Logan High offers the most complete traditional high-school experience and reports a strong 92.4% graduation rate and a 7.0% dropout rate. However, its test scores were below state averages in most areas, especially mathematics, and chronic absenteeism was relatively high at 30.3%.
Fast Forward High presents the greatest concerns for families focused on attendance and academic performance. More than half of students were chronically absent, its statewide ranking was near the bottom, and mathematics and science proficiency were especially low. Its graduation rate was close to the state average, but its dropout rate was higher. Cache High has a very low student-teacher ratio and favorable district context, but current school-level test, graduation, and dropout data are unavailable. Its documented 38.8% chronic-absenteeism rate is the main concern. Parents should compare school size, program type, attendance support, and the availability of current performance data when evaluating these options.
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