Adams School

Adams Elementary is a small preschool to fifth-grade high performing elementary school located in downtown Logan, with around 321 students. The school has about 14 full time teachers, who welcome students comprehensively at a student-teacher ratio of about 19:1.

Every teacher is certified, and they work to improve school performance and student outcomes for roughly 65% White, 23% Hispanic, and smaller groups of Pacific Islander, multiracial, Native American, and Asian students. Approximately 61% qualify for free or reduced lunch, reflecting community resilience. About 62% of students are proficient in math and 57% in reading, showing academic excellence.

Staff provide music programming, enrichment classes, a one-to-one technology program, and even have a mascot named “Owlvin.” Downtown Logan features modest homes, and in Adams the median sale price is about $388K, offering convenient housing in a charming community. Overall, this school stands among the best classical schools in Utah.

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1. What grade level are at Adams Elementary School?

Adams Elementary School provides preschool through 5th grade. This is just the beginning of early education.

2. How is Adams Elementary engaging parents in the process of educating their children?

Parents are reading to the class, attending PTA-sponsored cultural nights, and attending a monthly potluck celebrating our school mascot, Owlvin!

3. Does Adams Elementary provide enrichment along with general academics?

Absolutely! Students at Adams Elementary have orchestra, art weekly rotations, library story time, and STEAM lab experiences.

4. How is Adams Elementary serving students with diverse needs?

Students are provided targeted literacy support, English language support, and in-school specialists and aides.

5. What makes the Adams Elementary culture so special?

Adams Elementary School's community is well known for strong friend relationships between students and staff, its vibrant mascot, and we are a forward-thinking, collective community where all students are encouraged to be curious.