Board weighs ending Logan High Innovations program as enrollment falls
Director Liz Dickenson told the Board that full-program enrollment in the LHS Innovations program has declined, creating classroom-scheduling challenges; the Board discussed eliminating the program but said any change must preserve its personalized-learning benefits and scheduled further review.
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Director Liz Dickenson, the district's Director of Secondary Schools, told the Board the number of students enrolled in the full Logan High School (LHS) Innovations program has been declining and that the drop has created difficulty filling classrooms. "The opportunities for personalized student experiences that the Innovations program was designed for are now possible through a variety of other tools that can be used without creating the same scheduling challenges for the school," Dickenson said.
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