The Logan Fund

We hope your kids are as energized by the start of a new school year as ours are. This year has been a smooth transition from summer for us, with both kids in their third year at Logan and second year in the same classrooms. Dylan is a Lower IS student in Jeff and Ann’s class, and Nora is with Kelly and Ivey in Upper Primary. They are already excited about their new units (‘the NFL’ and ‘how minds think’). As the school year begins, we are excited to take on a new role in the Logan community, as we will be chairing the 2024-25 Annual Logan Fund Committee.

Like many families, we found Logan because we needed it, and we stayed because we love it. Over the last three years, we’ve had some incredible highlights. Our kids have had OOBEE trips to sit behind the scenes for the production of a DU basketball game, joined an album release party and interviewed staff about their love of music, headed to the Rocky Mountain Arsenal to journal about the black-footed ferret and learned about the interplay between agriculture and technology at a solar farm. Our kids have adored their big buddies, been challenged to explore new places, learned how to pursue their research, and grown under the careful tutelage of Logan’s world-class teachers. Most importantly, we’ve seen our kids leave for school every day, passionate about their work, eager to learn, and ready to grow in a challenging, enriching, and nurturing environment.

The teachers, administrators, students, and parents are Logan's heart and soul, and The Logan Fund is an essential opportunity for us all to come together in support of our wonderful school community.

As with all independent schools, tuition is a major source of revenue for Logan, but it does not fully cover the cost of a Logan education. Each year, through The Logan Fund, our community comes together to “bridge the gap” between tuition and total cost, fueling the creative learning that takes place at Logan every day. This year, the difference is $2900 per student. Importantly, this model allows tuition to remain at a more accessible level, while also providing the needed resources to fully fund the teaching, learning, exploration, and operations at Logan.

Both goals are central to the success of this campaign because The Logan Fund is about what we can achieve together for our community. If you are able, please consider a gift of $2,900 or more. Your gift – of any amount – sends an important message that we are a community that believes in, and invests in, our school.

We look forward to introducing you to our wonderful committee of parent volunteers who will be reaching out between now and Logan Gives Day, November 12. Thank you for all you do for Logan. Let’s see how we can power creativity together through The Logan Fund this year!

~ Kayte & Scott Wisor