Summary
Mount Logan Middle is a public school in Logan, Utah, serving 1,114 students in grades 6–8 as part of Logan City District. The school serves a more economically challenged population than nearby comparison schools, with 47.85% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. In 2025–26, it ranked 164th of 217 Utah schools, placing it in the 24th percentile with a one-star rating. Its reported student-teacher ratio, 20.4 in 2024–25, was lower than those of the nearby schools.
Academic performance is the school’s main challenge, especially in mathematics. In 2025–26, math proficiency was 14.4% in sixth grade, 33.5% in seventh grade, and 26.9% in eighth grade, all below Utah averages. Among grades 7–8, these results were roughly 30 or more percentage points below those at nearby North Cache Middle School, South Cache Middle School, and Spring Creek Middle School, all in the higher-performing Cache District. English language arts and science were stronger relative to Utah, particularly seventh-grade ELA and science, but still generally trailed those nearby schools.
Attendance deserves immediate attention: chronic absenteeism reached 49.1% in 2024–25, compared with 23.8% statewide and about 22–23% at the three Cache District comparison schools. The school’s statewide percentile has also generally declined from the 55th percentile in 2018–19, despite a small recent increase from the 22nd to the 24th percentile. Results were especially weak for students receiving special education services, English learners, Hispanic students, and students from low-income households, suggesting a need to examine whether these groups receive effective instruction, interventions, and attendance support. Priority areas include reducing absences, strengthening math—particularly in sixth and eighth grades—and identifying practices behind the school’s relatively better seventh-grade ELA and science results.
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