Logan County Schools & Education
Logan County, Illinois
NCES + U.S. Census BureauSchool Score
52/100
Higher = better
Rating
Average
Graduation Rate
82.0%
National avg 87.5%
Education Statistics
Graduation Rate
82.0%
National avg 87.5%
State avg 88.8%
Per-Pupil Spending
$10,348
National avg $13,239
State avg $9,250
School Score
52/100
Higher = better
State avg 63/100
Student-Teacher Ratio
N/A
National avg 15.8 : 1
Free Lunch (Median)
N/A
National median 48.2%
State School Rank
#79
of 102 counties (1 = best)
Education Advisory: Logan County
School Verdict
Logan County has average school quality (score: 52/100) with a graduation rate of 82.0%, indicating room for improvement in student outcomes.
Funding Context
Logan County spends $10,348 per student, which is on the lower end of adequate and may require careful resource allocation to maintain quality.
Attainment Context
Educational attainment data for Logan County is not available.
Neighbor Context
Its school score is 18% below the Illinois average, and its graduation rate trails the state average by 6.8 percentage points, while per-pupil spending is 12% higher than the state norm.
Education Overview
About Schools in Logan County, Illinois
A Network of Small Town Primary Schools
Logan County supports 3,473 students across 15 public schools, with a heavy emphasis on early education through its 10 elementary campuses. These schools are managed by 8 districts that prioritize local community needs.
Competitive Spending and Moderate Outcomes
Logan County invests $10,348 per pupil, placing it well above the Illinois average of $9,250. However, the graduation rate currently sits at 82%, and the composite school score of 56.5 indicates room for growth compared to state benchmarks.
Olympia and Lincoln Lead District Enrollment
Olympia CUSD 16 is the largest district, serving 1,759 students, while Lincoln ESD 27 manages 1,061 students. There are no charter schools in the county, maintaining a focus on traditional public district management.
Intimate Classrooms in Town Settings
With an average school size of 248 students, Logan County offers a very personalized learning environment across 9 town and 6 rural schools. Lincoln Comm High is the largest hub with 786 students, serving as a primary social center for the county’s youth.
Find a Home in a Quiet Educational Hub
Logan County offers the benefits of higher-than-average school spending and a peaceful, small-town atmosphere. Explore homes in this region to enjoy a community where the schools are central to local life.
School Overview
Total Schools
15
in Logan County
Total Enrollment
3,473
students
School Districts
8
districts
Charter Schools
0
0% of total
Student-Teacher Ratio
—
county average
Free Lunch (Median)
—
of students countywide
School Type Breakdown
8 School Districts in Logan County
Olympia CUSD 16
Lincoln ESD 27
Lincoln CHSD 404
Mt Pulaski CUSD 23
Chester-East Lincoln CCSD 61
West Lincoln-Broadwell ESD 92
Hartsburg Emden CUSD 21
New Holland-Middletown ED 88
15 Public Schools in Logan County
| School Name | District | Grades | Type | Enrollment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lincoln Comm High School | Lincoln CHSD 404 | 9–12 | High | 786 |
| Mount Pulaski Elem School | Mt Pulaski CUSD 23 | PK–8 | Primary | 379 |
| Lincoln Jr High School | Lincoln ESD 27 | 6–8 | Middle | 341 |
| Olympia South Elem Sch | Olympia CUSD 16 | PK–5 | Primary | 327 |
| Chester-East Lincoln Elem School | Chester-East Lincoln CCSD 61 | PK–8 | Primary | 279 |
| Northwest Elem School | Lincoln ESD 27 | KG–5 | Primary | 273 |
| Washington-Monroe Elem School | Lincoln ESD 27 | PK–5 | Primary | 204 |
| West Lincoln-Broadwell Elem Sch | West Lincoln-Broadwell ESD 92 | PK–8 | Primary | 204 |
| Central Elem School | Lincoln ESD 27 | PK–5 | Primary | 183 |
| Mount Pulaski High School | Mt Pulaski CUSD 23 | 9–12 | High | 175 |
| Hartsburg-Emden Jr-Sr High School | Hartsburg Emden CUSD 21 | 6–12 | High | 97 |
| Emden Elementary School | Hartsburg Emden CUSD 21 | KG–5 | Primary | 90 |
| New Holland-Middletown Elem Sch | New Holland-Middletown ED 88 | KG–8 | Primary | 75 |
| Adams Elem School | Lincoln ESD 27 | PK–2 | Primary | 60 |
| Lincolnland Technical Ed Ctr | DeWitt/Livingstn/Logan/McLean ROE | 11–12 | Vocational | 0 |
Educational Attainment
Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure
$10,348
State avg $9,250
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Schools in Logan County, Illinois — FAQ
What does the school system look like in Logan County, Illinois?
Logan County supports 3,473 students across 15 public schools, with a heavy emphasis on early education through its 10 elementary campuses. These schools are managed by 8 districts that prioritize local community needs.
How do schools in Logan County perform academically?
Logan County invests $10,348 per pupil, placing it well above the Illinois average of $9,250. However, the graduation rate currently sits at 82%, and the composite school score of 56.5 indicates room for growth compared to state benchmarks.
What are the major school districts in Logan County, Illinois?
Olympia CUSD 16 is the largest district, serving 1,759 students, while Lincoln ESD 27 manages 1,061 students. There are no charter schools in the county, maintaining a focus on traditional public district management.
What is the school experience like in Logan County?
With an average school size of 248 students, Logan County offers a very personalized learning environment across 9 town and 6 rural schools. Lincoln Comm High is the largest hub with 786 students, serving as a primary social center for the county’s youth.
How can I find homes near good schools in Logan County, Illinois?
Logan County offers the benefits of higher-than-average school spending and a peaceful, small-town atmosphere. Explore homes in this region to enjoy a community where the schools are central to local life.
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Data Sources
Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.
Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.