1367 N Spring Ln
Logan, UT 84341

Very good. Students are being adequately prepared in both academic and social arenas.

Logan High has a diverse studentbody. The teachers are some of the best there are. Both of my children graduated from Logan High with AP and concurrent enrollment credit. The administrators are very good in that they work with parents and students to address any and all concerns.

This schools is meh. While I have been here, its been decent though, I am a 4.0 gpa sstudent, however, so i don't know how others feel. The things bad I can think about it are some of students and food . So many students are rude and disrespectful, and the food isn't kept fresh, as some food has been found moldy.

We love Bridger Elementary. Our daughter started going to this school a couple years ago and absolutely loves it. The teachers I’ve met care a lot about all of their students, even the hard ones, and our daughter comes home excited about what she’s learned and what’s going on in the school. From what I’ve heard, Principal Goodman has made lots changes to many aspects of the school that have made it safer, more fun for the kids, and a better workplace for teachers as well. She also has implemented programs to teach responsibility and reward efforts of kids in non-conventional ways that have had great results. We’ve even seen changes at home with how our daughter acts just by being in school. This school has 3 special education teachers and lots of support staff that go above and beyond in a very difficult area of teaching. A lot of activities got put on hold for the pandemic, and the PTA has done a great job of bringing them back and making them fun for the students. They are encouraging Bridger kids to get back into STEM, embrace the very diverse population, and they encourage all parents from all walks of life to join them. We even did! I know not everything is perfect there, and I know everyone is human and we’re all just trying our best, but Bridger Elementary is moving to the top in Logan!