Summary
Woodruff School is a public elementary school in Logan, Utah, serving approximately 560 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade. Located in the Logan City District, it is considerably larger than nearby Wilson School, Adams School, and Ellis School. Woodruff’s 2025–2026 statewide ranking was 418th of 563 schools, placing it at the 26th percentile. That was an improvement over the prior year’s 19th percentile, although it remains below the school’s 40th–42nd percentile results in 2022–2023 and 2023–2024.
Attendance is one of the most important concerns. In 2024–2025, 48.6% of Woodruff students were chronically absent, compared with 43.7% in the district and 23.8% statewide. Although Woodruff’s rate was lower than those at Wilson School, Adams School, and Ellis School, all four schools had very high absenteeism. Woodruff also reported the highest student-teacher ratio among the nearby schools compared, at 25.4 students per teacher. About 51.79% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch, providing important context when comparing Woodruff with schools in other districts.
Academic results are mixed. Third grade is a relative strength: proficiency was 49.4% in English language arts and 47.0% in mathematics, both above district averages. Fourth grade was much weaker, with results of 31.1% in ELA, 30.6% in mathematics, and 29.3% in science. Science was also below district and state results in fifth grade. By comparison, River Heights School, Providence School, Nibley School, and Thomas Edison - South generally have much higher rankings and lower absenteeism. Still, Woodruff’s low-socioeconomic-status subgroup ranked at the 61st percentile, suggesting a meaningful strength in serving some student groups. Key priorities are improving attendance, strengthening fourth-grade instruction and science, and sustaining third-grade gains.
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