Summary:
The Fast Forward High area in Logan, Utah, has one high school serving grades 9–12: Fast Forward High, with 439 students. The school reports a student–teacher ratio of 25.5:1, and its district reporting is listed under Fast Forward High. Because there is only one school in the available data, there are no local school-to-school comparisons; the most useful benchmarks are Utah statewide results and the school’s own trends.
The school’s strongest reported outcome is its 89.5% graduation rate in 2024–2025, nearly matching Utah’s 89.8% rate. However, the 10.5% dropout rate was higher than the statewide 8.5% rate. Attendance is the most serious concern: 54.1% of students were chronically absent, compared with 23.8% statewide. More than half of students missing school regularly can make it harder to keep up with classes, complete credits, and receive consistent support. About 34% of students received free or reduced-price lunch, providing additional context about the student population, although the available data does not include a comparable statewide figure.
Academic results were well below Utah averages, particularly in mathematics and science. In 2025–2026, math proficiency was under 6.7% in grade 9 and under 8.6% in grade 10, while science proficiency was 14.3% in grade 9 and 9% in grade 10. English language arts was stronger but still low, at 21.7% in grade 9 and 27.2% in grade 10, compared with 45.4% and 48.2% statewide. Grade 10 ELA also declined from 35% the prior year. The school has ranked near the bottom of its comparison group for several years. Parents may want to ask about attendance supports, math and science intervention, credit recovery, class sizes, and how the school measures readiness beyond graduation.
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