Superintendent's Message History

Friends,

I hope the start of the school year has been positive for you and your families! With all of the energy that goes into the start of the year, thank you for the work you do as parents to establish positive habits of attendance and completing school assignments with your children. Right now, 83% of our students have been at school at least 11 of the last 13 days. This early pattern of consistent attendance improves their chances of success in school, and helps them develop habits that will benefit them as they enter the workforce.

Creating positive experiences for students now, so they can create positive experiences for themselves in the future is the core idea of our district mission of “ensuring all students leave our schools ready to create a positive future for themselves and their community.” Our students will follow many different paths after graduating from high school. Some will enlist in the military or work for their family business, while many will attend a four-year university and others will enroll in certification programs through a technical college. Regardless of what path they choose, our mission is to help them develop the attitudes, behaviors, and skills that will promote their success. Every educator in the Logan City School District is fully committed to this mission, and we look forward to working with you as partners in this effort.

During the year, I will share stories here of how that work is being done, and how partnerships between parents, educators, and students are contributing to the achievement of our district mission. We know you already receive a lot of messages from our schools, so we won’t send these messages out through ParentSquare. The weblink will be included in our weekly message from Shana Longhurst, so I invite you to watch for those.

Sincerely,

Superintendent Frank Schofield