
Students at the Primary level at Logan participate in Matrix classes with their core class. The current offerings which consist of year-long classes are: art, foreign language, performing arts and developmental physical education. Throughout the week, Primary classes will move with their core class to the scheduled Matrix class.
Each quarter, Intermediate and Advanced Students (ages 11-14) select three Matrix classes enabling students to experience 12 different topics throughout the year. Recent classes have included:
With guidance from parents and core teachers, Intermediate and Advanced School students select their top three choices for each Matrix class period. Course descriptions are shared with families each quarter, offering a clear picture of the topics covered and what students can expect to explore and contribute.
Logan’s World Language Lab offers language courses through Rosetta Stone. Students learn to speak, write, and read in a new language in an immersive and interactive online environment.
Enrollment is for Advanced School Students (Grades 6th-8th) and does not require a year-long commitment. Students may take as many quarters as they would like.
While the programs are self-paced, Logan’s Language Teacher is available in class to meet any student needs.
Rosetta Stone offers 25 languages, Logan students' most popular choices are Spanish and French.
Logan’s Spanish program for Intermediate School focuses on cultivating excitement about language learning and exploring cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. Students build Spanish vocabulary and communication skills through games, play, speaking, writing, and listening, while also exploring Latin American culture through geography, literature, art, music, sport, and traditions.