School Information
Logos Public Charter School is a tuition-free Oregon public school sponsored by the Medford 549C School District. Logos is the only school in Oregon to acheive Cognia Accreditation's School of Distinction! Students from Jackson and Josephine counties are welcome to attend.
Elementary School (K–5) - ENROLLING NOW!
Where Learning Feels Personal and Kids Love Coming to School!
At Logos Elementary, children are known, supported, and celebrated as individuals. Our K–5 program is designed to meet students where they are academically, socially, and emotionally while helping them build confidence, curiosity, and a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
With small class sizes, caring teachers, and a personalized learning approach, students receive the attention and support they need to grow at their own pace. Hands-on projects, creative exploration, and flexible learning options allow children to engage deeply while developing essential skills in reading, writing, math, and critical thinking.
Families choose Logos Elementary because we focus on the whole child. Our welcoming environment encourages students to take risks, ask questions, and develop a love of learning that lasts far beyond elementary school.
Middle School (6–8)
A Supportive Bridge Between Childhood and Independence
Middle school is a time of tremendous growth, and Logos is intentional about supporting students through these important years. Our middle school program balances academic rigor with strong relationships, helping students build independence while still receiving the guidance they need.
At Logos, middle school students benefit from flexible scheduling, personalized learning plans, and teachers who truly know them. Students are encouraged to explore interests, strengthen study skills, and develop responsibility for their learning in a supportive, low pressure environment.
Families appreciate that Logos Middle School offers structure without rigidity. Students are challenged academically while being supported socially and emotionally, setting them up for confidence and success as they move into high school.
High School (9–12)
Multiple Pathways. Real World Opportunities. Proven Success.
Logos High School is built around choice, flexibility, and meaningful outcomes. Students work with dedicated staff to create individualized learning plans that align with their goals, whether that includes college, career, or a combination of both.
Our high school students have access to early college credit, career and technical education, flexible scheduling, and personalized support that allows them to move at the pace that works best for them. Logos consistently achieves outstanding graduation and completion rates because we do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach.
Students leave Logos prepared for what comes next, confident in their abilities, and supported every step of the way. Families choose Logos High School for its proven results, strong relationships, and commitment to helping every student succeed.
I am ready! How do I enroll?
Because Logos is intentionally different from traditional public schools, we ask all prospective families to attend a brief informational meeting first. This meeting gives you a clear understanding of our unique model, expectations, and the many options available to your student.
After attending the meeting, you’ll receive an email with a link to complete your child’s enrollment.
You can sign up for an informational meeting here:
College & Career
Scholars Academy provides qualified students with the opportunity to challenge themselves. While working towards an Oregon state diploma through Logos Public Charter School, students attend Rogue Community College (RCC) and/or Southern Oregon University (SOU) earning dual credit.
Logos Pathways encourages students to explore careers in six pathways. Students will learn employability skills and gain knowledge to equip them for a brighter future!
- Career Exploration
- Industry Tours
- Career Workshops
- Pathway Classes with local community partners
- RCC Marketplace classes
- Volunteer and Job Shadow opportunities
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I learn more about Logos or start the enrollment process?
Because Logos is intentionally different from traditional public schools, we ask all prospective families to attend a brief informational meeting first. This meeting gives you a clear understanding of our unique model, expectations, and the many options available to your student.
After attending the meeting, you’ll receive an email with a link to complete your child’s enrollment.
You can sign up for an informational meeting here:
Do you have a waiting list?
For the 2025-26 school year, we have a lengthy waitlist for next year but openings for this school year. If you are interested in next year, the length varies by grade level, as we manage four separate lists for elementary, middle, high school, and our Scholars Academy.
Does it cost anything to attend Logos?
No, Logos is a tuition-free public charter school.
What areas do you serve?
We serve families in Jackson and Josephine Counties. You can view our boundary map below for more details.
What does a typical day look like?
Each student’s schedule is personalized, based on their academic level and learning style. You and your child’s Education Specialist (ES) will design a schedule that works best for your family.
Can students enroll mid-year?
Yes, although for high school students, we typically recommend waiting until the end of a quarter or semester to avoid losing credit for in-progress coursework.
How are students supported?
Every student is paired with a licensed teacher, called an Education Specialist (ES), who guides families in curriculum choices, weekly meetings, learning strategies, testing, and connections to community education partners and campus classes.
Additionally, our Student Success Team offers tutoring in all subjects, and that’s just the beginning of the support we provide!
Do you offer on-site classes?
Yes! Many students take 1–2 classes on campus per week and complete the rest online or with approved community partners, based on their personalized learning plan.
Do you offer Special Education services?
Yes. Logos partners with the Medford School District (MSD) to provide Special Education services. MSD has a dedicated teacher on our campus. If a student has an IEP, the MSD IEP team will review it to ensure placement at Logos is appropriate and may schedule a meeting to discuss next steps.
Does Logos offer sports?
Yes—and no. We offer several non-OSAA sports, including middle school cross country and track, and high school archery and clay target shooting. For OSAA sports, Oregon law allows high school students (9th-12th grades) at charter schools to participate through their local district school. To preserve that option, we don’t offer those OSAA sports ourselves. The law also allows K–8 students to participate in their local school’s before- and after-school activities.
Questions? We’re here to help!
Feel free to reach out to one of our team members directly:
Elementary Principal – Brianne Fanelli: [email protected]
Middle/High School Principal – Amber Warren: [email protected]
Scholars Director – Kristin Gaylor: [email protected]
Registrar & Office Manager – Shawna Pratt: [email protected]
Business Manager – Cassie Hibbs: [email protected]
Executive Director – Sheryl Zimmerer: [email protected]
All other questions - [email protected]
We truly appreciate your interest in Logos and look forward to the possibility of partnering with you in your child’s educational journey. In the meantime, here are some helpful resources for your reference:
Tips for Success – Elementary
Tips for Success – Middle/High School
Suppose you’re interested in attending Logos but are placed on the waitlist. In that case, you might also explore registering as a homeschooler through SOESD or consider one of the many other excellent educational options in the area.
Boundary Information
Logos Public Charter School is a tuition-free Oregon public school sponsored by the Medford 549C School District. Students from Jackson and Josephine counties are welcome to attend.
Please note the Logos boundary map. Teachers will drive to the areas in the green. If a family lives outside of the green area they will likely need to drive into the green area to meet with their teacher weekly.
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