Logan Elm Schools resumed in person classes on January 3rd. At that time, the Ohio Department of Health updated the guidelines for quarantining students and staff who may have been exposed to COVID-19 in a classroom setting. The updated guidelines will allow us to provide more consistent, in person instruction.

The updated guidelines state:

In order to limit the need for quarantining students and staff, Logan Elm will continue to emphasize the need to wear masks in classrooms as well as on school buses. For more information, please visit our School Nurse's website by clicking here.

All Logan Elm students may receive breakfast and lunch, daily, at no cost for the remainder of the 2020-2021 school term.

Students who desire to have school fees waived must complete an application if they have not already done so. The application, as well as more information such as menus, may be found on the Food Service website by clicking here.

Logan Elm has hired MCS and Associates to assist in the management of construction of our new PK-12 building. MCS and Associates assists their clients through all phases of design, construction and post-occupancy. They have experienced staff to manage all construction administration, scheduling, quality assurance, quality control and budgeting for the project.

MCS and Associates has a website for the Logan Elm Project. You may view that site by clicking here.

Below are images of the draft floor plans that may be found on the MCS and Associates' site.

Routines, consistency and predictability are important factors for children, adolescents and adults. However, these skills have been difficult to maintain for many throughout this school year due to so many necessary changes and transitions involving school, sports, family dynamics, employment and other life events. Research shows that these skills are valuable and important to implement daily to prevent an increase in anxiety, isolation, inappropriate behaviors and conflict within relationships.

We encourage you to continue to instill these skills to the best of your ability to continue to support your child and family throughout this difficult time. Please click here for more information or feel free to contact Jennifer Murphy, School Social Worker for additional information and support on this topic. The School Social Worker's contact information and additional information may be found here.

We would like to thank all of the students that were able to make it to our holiday drive thru in December. We appreciate all of your hard work and hope you had a wonderful holiday break.

If you are planning on returning to in person classes at your school for the second semester, please call your home school office:

Parents may pick up their child’s second semester worksheets from 8 AM - 4 PM at the Elementary Schools and 8:30 AM -1:30 PM at Salt Creek Intermediate School. It is important that the worksheets are picked up by January 15th. If you were unable to upload your completed papers, they may be turned in when you pick up the second semester worksheets.

Please remember to treat your chromebook with respect and make sure you are cleaning it properly. To view a short video on how to clean your Chromebook, please click here.

Being A Brave is something we encourage all of our students to remember on a daily basis, whether you are working at school or at home. You always need to be the best you can be and remember to Be BRAVE:

B- Be Prepared; R- Respect Everyone; A- Act Responsibly; V- Value Property; E- Encourage Others