For over 30 years, AEDIS has played a key part in the transformation of Logan High School, from a 1,200-student small campus to a 4,200-student mega-high school. This evolution is the result of a deliberate strategic approach by the school district to concentrate its resources in a single high school, rather than dilute them over several campuses.

The school has been expanded and modernized several times in its history, making it a key asset to the community. Current modernization efforts involve the reconstruction of the entire rear half of the campus. All portable buildings are removed to make room for a series of two-story classroom buildings and new student courtyards. Vocational shops and maintenance facilities are relocated from the campus center to its fringe. A new music and performing art complex, including a 600-seat theater, will visually anchor the front.

The school has operated in a “school within a school” concept for some time. The current modernization formalizes this arrangement by creating a clear identity for each sub-school, or academic house. Each house will have its own administrative center and will be self-contained with the exception of physical education and major elective subjects. Each house also has its own student social center in the form of a large landscaped courtyard with covered dining areas.