Logos FAQs

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:

K-5 Enrollment

Middle/High Enrollment

Yes. For the 2026-27 school year, we currently have a waitlist of approximately 400 students across grades K–12.

No, Logos is a tuition-free public charter school.

We serve families in Jackson and Josephine Counties. You can view our boundary map below for more details.

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.

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.

We enroll students at any time during the school year. Please attend an informational meeting and then fill out the enrollment packet you will be provided.

If there aren’t openings at the time you wish to enroll, you will be put on a wait-list until an opening becomes available.

If you have children currently enrolled in Logos, please fill out the “intent to re-enroll" in April. This document will come from your ES and has a space to list siblings you would like to enroll for the following school year. If you would like to enroll siblings during a school year they will need to go on the waitlist. To get on the waitlist please call our front desk to get the registration link.

We require that anyone interested in Logos watch our short video, where you will learn about our program and get your questions answered so you can decide if Logos is the right fit for your student and family.

Each student at Logos is assigned their own Education Specialist (ES), which is a licensed teacher. The ‘ES’ helps parents plan the best learning strategies for the student and helps choose curriculum and classes.

The ES meets with parents and students weekly and will aid in addressing specific learning needs, testing, connections to our community education partners and campus classes to accomplish education goals.

Logos also provides a ‘Student Success Team’ that provides tutoring every day of the week for help in any subject. This just begins to scratch the surface of ways we support parents!

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!

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.

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.

Due to the contractual agreement Logos has through our charter sponsor, Medford School District, students are unable to concurrently enroll in any other public school or district. As a result, elective courses or classes offered elsewhere, not covered by SB208 or HB4036, are not accessible while enrolled at Logos. In rare instances, Logos may pursue a separate intergovernmental agreement with a district to reconcile fees; however, reaching a consensus between the boards of both a district and Logos is infrequent.

We do have a summer school program! It is eight weeks long and begins one week after the last day of school. Because it is outside of our normal academic calendar there is tuition for this program.

Each course is $100 and if the student completes and passes the course during the eight weeks they will receive a $50 refund. All courses are online with several online options and teacher support is available.

The Logos Scholars Academy offers high school students the opportunity to attend Rogue Community College and/or Southern Oregon University for FREE part-time or full-time to earn dual credits.

That means the college credits apply towards high school graduation. Students meet regularly with an advisor who provides course selection guidance, educational goal & career planning, resources, financial aid planning and more!

Please visit our Volunteer page to learn more!

Depending on availability, some items built in the Construction class can be purchased by members of the community. The class does not build custom items, they build them according to the class learning needs and the ability to practically transport them. If you're interested in purchasing an item built by the class, visit the Construction Class Product Inquiries page.