Summary:
Logan City District includes eight public schools serving elementary, middle, and high school students in the Logan area: six elementary schools, Mount Logan Middle, and Logan High, with about 5,186 students overall. School performance varies considerably, and the district ranks 71st of 92 Utah districts, placing it in the 23rd percentile with a one-star rating. The biggest district-wide concern is attendance: chronic absenteeism is 43.7%, compared with 23.8% statewide.
Hillcrest School is the strongest overall elementary option, ranking in the 58th percentile with three stars and showing strong results in fourth-grade reading, math, and science. It also has the lowest elementary absenteeism rate, at 37.2%. Adams School has especially strong fourth-grade results, including 62.2% proficiency in math and 62.3% in science, while Wilson School stands out in fifth-grade math and science. However, both Adams and Wilson have absenteeism rates above 51%. Woodruff School has shown some improvement but remains below the district’s strongest elementary schools.
Bridger School and Ellis School need the most urgent academic attention. They rank in the 8th and 12th percentiles, respectively, and their tested subjects are below state proficiency rates, while absenteeism exceeds 53%. At Mount Logan Middle, sixth-grade math is a major weakness. Logan High has low test proficiency, especially in math, but its 92.4% graduation rate is above the Utah rate. Parents comparing schools should weigh academic results, attendance, school trends, and the specific grade-level strengths of each campus.
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