Logan City School District

We are so grateful to have our Child and Nutrition staff create positive experiences at our schools. Recently, each of our school cafeterias transformed into Mario central! They are amazing members of !

Logan High School students recently took part in the IT STEM Hackathon hosted by Bridgerland Technical College, joining peers from high schools across the Logan, Cache, and Box Elder school districts. The event brought students together for a full day of hands-on technology challenges focused on problem-solving, teamwork, and cybersecurity.

The IT STEM Academy at Bridgerland gives high school students a chance to explore information technology in a more in-depth way, with classes that cover topics like computer hardware, networking, and cybersecurity. Students gain practical, real-world experience and can begin working toward industry-recognized IT certifications while still in high school.

As part of the Hackathon, teams competed in three main activities: a Capture the Flag cybersecurity challenge, a computer-building competition inspired by “The Great British Baking Show,” and a cybersecurity-themed breakout room where students had to solve timed puzzles using both technical skills and critical thinking. All teams were mixed so students from different schools worked side by side.

The top overall team included Logan High students Benjamin McMurray, Forrest MacMurdo, and Easton McEwan, who collaborated with students from Bear River High and Sky View High. Together, they earned the highest score across all three events and were recognized for their strong communication, leadership, and creative approaches to each challenge.

More information about IT STEM Academy can be found at btech.edu/itstem.

March is National Athletics Director Month. This month is dedicated to acknowledging athletic directors’ leadership, commitment, and impact in schools and communities nationwide. We are grateful that Mr. Gordon Garrett (Coach G) is a part of .

We’re grateful for the families and staff who continue to support students every day. Your partnership, communication, and encouragement help create a positive learning environment across our schools, and it doesn’t go unnoticed.

Join us tomorrow, March 10, for the School Board meeting at Woodruff Elementary! Community members are invited to attend and take the opportunity to meet and chat with School Board members. We look forward to seeing you there.

It's hiring season! Our HR staff and administrators are attending various hiring fairs visiting with potential future members of !! We encourage everyone interested in joining our team to visit https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/LoganSchools to see what opportunity is the best fit for you!

A reminder that free breakfast is available to all students each school day. Starting the morning with a meal helps students focus, stay energized, and feel ready to learn, and it’s one less thing for families to worry about during busy mornings.

Congratulations to the 2026 Region 12 Speech and Debate Champions! We wish these Grizzlies the best as they prepare for the State competition!

This month’s ParentGuidance newsletter focuses on body image and how families can support healthy self-esteem in children and teens. It offers practical tips and research-based insights to help parents encourage positive self-talk, build confidence, and create supportive conversations at home. You can read the full newsletter here: https://parentguidance.org/newsletter/march-2026-body-image/

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Don't miss Logan High's production of Our Town. Thornton Wilder's Our Town explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, focusing on the Gibbs and Webb families and their children, George and Emily. The play follows the lives of these townspeople from childhood to marriage, and everything in between, highlighting themes of love, community and the passage of time. Through a minimalist stage and the Stage Manager's narration, Wilder emphasizes the importance of appreciating everyday moments.