Class of 2026

Favorite book studied at LOS: The Divine Comedy

Favorite in-class experience: "mock Congress in Mrs. Mutart's Economic & Government class"

Favorite book studied at LOS: The Divine Comedy by Dante

Favorite in-class experience: "reading Shakespeare out loud with different accents in Mr. Litwin's class"

Favorite book studied at LOS: The Landmark Thucydides or The Faerie Queene by Edmund Spenser

Favorite in-class experience: "studying the "Melon Dialogue" in IH2"

Favorite book studied at LOS: The Iliad by Homer

Modesto, CA

"I was born in Tennessee, but at a few months old my parents and I flew back to China where they had already been living for some time before I came along. Shortly afterwards my younger sister (and best friend) was born and started making things exciting. Pretty soon there were six girls in the family. During our time in China, where I spent eleven years of my life, my wonderful, capable, patient, loving mom homeschooled us all. But in 2020 (what a year!) we were not able to stay in China any longer, so we moved back to the States for a time. While there, my parents heard of Logos from some families at our amazing church. Before I knew it I was enrolled, and — my, did I have a wild ride ahead of me, not knowing what I was getting into with all the hard work! I attended Logos through 8th and 9th grade while in the States, and then continued on when we moved to Central Asia when I was in 10th grade.

To say Logos has been a blessing would be an understatement. It has helped me grow in so many ways. My teachers have been amazing (shoutout to Mr. Spratt, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Santos, Mr. Smith, Mr. Litwin, Mr. Biette, Mr. Lorenzana, Dr. G-P, and Mrs. Mutart!), and they have taught me to think critically, grow more in the knowledge of God’s Word, become more of a hard worker, learn to persevere through difficult assignments without giving up, and become capable of meeting deadlines. I will definitely miss the quality teaching, the people, the rigorous discussions and debates, and all the hilarious class moments.

I would not have been able to do this without my amazing parents who stayed up until the wee hours of the morning helping me write papers, work through math problems, and understand books like Herodotus.

When I’m not doing school, I enjoy watercolor painting, piano, and singing for fun. I also love hanging out with my family, being a part of all the inside family jokes, dying laughing with my sisters about who knows what, and having all of our adventures together!

After graduation I plan to stay in Central Asia with my family, get a job here, continue language study, and hopefully start nursing classes."

Cantonment, FL

"Born and raised in Pensacola, Florida, I've had the honor of classical Christian education all my life. At the end of my 7th grade year, we decided to switch from Trinitas to Logos, where I have been ever since!

Over the past few years, the Lord has grown within me a love of teaching and given me opportunities to prepare for that. In my junior year, I had the delight of becoming a tutor and serving others as I was able. In my senior year, I took on the responsibility of Tutoring Club President and have had some of the greatest joy in this role. On top of this, the Lord provided a place for me to work and observe at the school I used to attend. As I look to the next four years, I plan to study education and theology at Reformation Bible College in Sanford, Florida.

I can't seem to leave Florida. Born here, lived here, going to college here, and maybe one day married and raising a family here. I love the family, friends, and church community all around me (Woohoo CREC! Go paedo baptist!!). And my most favorite part is the beach. In my spare time, in this glorious flat state, I enjoy watercolor painting, playing the harp, riding horses, playing DnD, reading the Bible in Hebrew, and training my two crazy dogs.

All of the growth and glory and joy would not be possible without the many godly teachers who have ceaselessly cared for us. Thank you.

You have taught me the meaning of "Acta Non Verba" and by that I hope to live."

Green Cove Spring, FL

"I was born in Orlando, Florida, where I lived most of my life before moving to the Dominican Republic, where my parents serve as missionaries. I joined Logos in high school, and through both my education and living abroad, I’ve gained a broader perspective on the world and the different ways people think and live.

I’ve always been interested in science, but Biology with Mr. Kwong truly sparked my interest and made me fall in love with the subject. Because of that, I plan to pursue a career as a DNA analyst. Outside of science, I really enjoyed IH4 with Mr. Litwin, and my all-time favorite class, Calculus with Mrs. Hedderly, who is one of the best teachers at Logos. During my senior year I joined the Spanish Club and have had so much fun.

Outside of online school, I attend a music academy in Dajabón, where I play in both the orchestra and municipal band, as well as teach flute. Music has been a way for me to connect with others and grow in discipline and leadership. I also teach English at my dad’s church and translate for visitors who come to visit.

I run my own local business called Dulce de Sami, where I make and sell pralines to individuals and local businesses. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, playing and watching sports, andando por las calles con mis panas (“walking the streets with my buddies/pals/homies”), and going out and trying new things.

After graduation, I plan to attend the University of Central Florida and pursue a degree in forensic science, with the goal of working as a DNA analyst."

Vancouver, WA

"I began my education in a wonderful public elementary school. After covid sent me home early from 6th grade, my parents made the decision to homeschool my siblings and I. Though I didn't realize it at the time, their decision to place me in LOS was an incredible blessing that I am grateful for daily. I've learned history, theology, science, math, philosophy, studied great books, and discovered a love for Christ and Scripture that I might never have found, had I stayed in public school.

Despite my schooling being entirely online, I have still been able to participate in my local high school's band! After playing the flute for eight years, I have worked my way into the audition-only ensemble at Union High School and I am the flute section leader! I've been blessed to be a part of the best high school band in my state, as well as compete in my state's Solo and Ensemble contest with piano solos, flute duets, and a woodwind quintet. This year, our wind quintet won first place at regionals and we traveled to compete at state!

I have also spent the past year as a group leader with Students for Life, a national pro life organization that equips students to fight abortion and defend the preborn. I've hosted protests, ran pro life chalk events, and spoken with students on college campuses. This has become a huge passion of mine, and my hope is that I can make it into a career after college! Whether I am working for Students for Life or a different organization, I hope to continue to fight abortion for many years to come.

A few more of my hobbies include songwriting, writing poetry, weightlifting, and anything western! I love spending my summers on staff at a Christian camp where I not only get to teach kids how to ride horses, but I get to share the gospel with them and show them the love of Jesus. I’m headed straight back to camp just three weeks after graduation!

At the end of the summer, I will move to Louisville, Kentucky to attend Boyce College. I am enrolled in their Philosophy, Politics, and Economics degree. After my four years at Boyce, I hope to begin my career in the pro life movement, but ultimately, I want to be a wife and a mother.

I truly cannot thank LOS enough for the role it has played in my spiritual and educational growth the past six years. While I am excited to move forward in what God has called me to do, I am sad to leave behind the incredible family I have found at this school. Thank you for everything you do for us!"

Pensacola, FL

"I was born and raised in Florida. We've lived in our current house here in Pensacola for 12 years. I was homeschooled and did Classical Conversations through 4th grade, and then 5th-7th grade I attended a local Classical Christian School. My parents then decided to take me out and place me at Logos my 8th grade year, and I've been here ever since. At first I was very resistant and opposed to coming home and attending an online school, but I eventually grew to love the teachers, classmates, advantages, and flexibility that Logos allows. Having no school on Fridays was a huge plus, and I could choose my teachers, classes and times to whatever worked best for our schedule. I've made several friends here over the years, many of whom I've met in person, and a few of which will likely remain life-time friends.

I've played piano for 10 years now, and I tried out violin for about 2 years. When I was younger, I played both soccer and was on a competitive swim team for a little bit. I recently began running in the fall, and have now started taking jiu-jitsu classes at the gym where I work. I will be attending New Saint Andrews College in Moscow, Idaho this coming fall."

Ten Mile, TN

"I have attended Logos throughout my high school career. I appreciate the quality education Logos has provided me. I enjoy many different hobbies from playing drums to studying the stock market."

Henderson, NV

"I was born and raised in Henderson, NV, a small city next to Las Vegas. I was homeschooled by my gracious mother until 6th grade where I was enrolled in public school. When Covid hit and school shut down, my father realized that our family was dysfunctional and we needed to draw close to God. He heard about Logos from a friend he respected, and decided to enroll me as well as my brother and sister (Levi and Emily). I’ve taken four classes in Logos each year since 7th grade and I can confidently say that this school has been one of the biggest blessings in my life. From Mr. Spratt showing me the gospel for the first time and teaching me the art of rhetoric, to Mr. Smith helping me become a better person through his kindness and intellect, I am extremely grateful. Before I came to Logos I was an atheist, but now I’m a Christian resolute in my faith all thanks to the teachers and classmates I’ve had the pleasure of learning from and getting to know throughout the years.

Ever since I was young I’ve always loved sports. I played basketball for 8 years and flag football for 4, as well as doing rodeo for 2 and a half years and rock climbing for 1. I was a CCFD Explorer for a year, and this more than any sport helped me grow as a man. In addition to learning the skills of a firefighter, you are exposed to team building and reliance. I’ve experienced a real sense of comradery with my fellow explorers through shared hardship.

I love music. It is the voice of poetry. I started playing guitar when I was 14 and began taking singing lessons when I was 15. For the past four years there’s hardly been a single day where I haven’t sung or played guitar. If pain is the weight of being, music is our hope –God’s gift to us. From starting out tone deaf and being unable to sing, I’ve slowly become more skilled and I continue to learn and get better. I want to play guitar and sing all my life. I’m grateful to my singing teacher Ms. Sharon and my parents, Mike and Christine, for helping me cultivate this part of myself and being so instrumental in my development.

I want to be a firefighter, get married, have a ton of kids, and glorify God through my music and how I interact with others. I want to help people, and right now firefighting seems like the best way I can do that. For the next few years I’m not sure what I’ll do, but I know I’m going to travel and go on adventures. The world is wide and I’m ready to run."

Lake Forest Park, WA

"I was homeschooled through 7th grade. After that, I transferred to a private school for four years. Finding that this was not challenging for me, I skipped 11th grade and finished off my high school education at Logos Online School.

I have always been a musically inclined person, but as I progressed through high school, I realized just how much I love it. I resumed piano lessons and ended up singing with a few professional bands all of my senior year. This caught the attention of a former LA singer Donna Ray, who offered me private voice lessons. This experience has made me realize how much I enjoy the performative arts and that I’d love to continue to do this in the future."

Rushville, NE

"Hi! My name is Sofia Center, and I live in beautiful northwest Nebraska with my parents, two younger sisters, and a couple of crazy cats. In my spare time (when I have it), I love reading, making music with both my voice and instruments, spending time outside hiking, swimming or gardening, playing board games, hanging out with my family and friends, and finding ways to serve in my church. Throughout high school I am thankful to have gotten to work a part-time job at a local butcher shop that serves a multitude of ranchers in our community.

I have been homeschooled nearly all of my life, but was able to join LOS in time for my junior year. Even though I was a comparative latecomer, I quickly grew to love it. I really enjoyed and appreciated the way I was taught through the classical model to think about the world around me, and I loved every second of all the rich, Christ-centered discussions I had with teachers and classmates. Rather than individual categories to be chosen between and pursued for their own sake, I have learned to view and value all the subjects as pieces of a bigger picture, which God has created to work perfectly and wonderfully together. LOS enabled me to achieve academic success, as I was honored this past February to become a National Merit Scholar.

The discovery that there are schools that do education in this way was a very happy one for me, and fueled my desire to attend a classical liberal arts college. I soon discovered New Saint Andrews College, and have enrolled there for the 2026/27 school year. I have many interests I could envision myself pursuing in very different directions that I am not quite ready to choose between, including (but certainly not limited to!) teaching, architecture, chemistry, writing, missions, or even starting my own business. Most of all, I hope to eventually be married and serve the Lord by serving my family. I am excited to be able to first get a more well-rounded education and spend some time growing in wisdom, faith, knowledge, and discernment. I don’t exactly know yet what God has planned for me to be doing with my life in the future, but I’m definitely not yet ready to be done learning! Regardless of where I end up, I hope to continue in life-long learning in order to be well equipped for whatever life throws at me, and to be a blessing to those around me.

I am very grateful to all those at LOS, both teachers and classmates, who made this such a fun, influential, and memorable 2 years of my life!"

Cody, WY

"I grew up on a dude ranch just outside of Yellowstone Park in Wyoming. I attended a small country school about a half hour from our ranch through the 5th grade but then would have had to commute into the nearest large town which would have been about an hour from home for middle school and high school. We decided that wasn't a practical option so that is when I began my journey with Logos which we had heard about from a family that we went to church with. It has been a great opportunity to learn from home with a faith-based curriculum.

The state of Wyoming is great about allowing home school students to participate in public school sports so that has allowed me the opportunity to dive for the past 7 years on the Cody Middle and High School teams as well as ski race on the Cody High School Alpine Ski team for the past 3 years. I have also worked at a nearby ski area teaching skiing and as a wrangler the past couple of summers guiding trail rides in the mountains outside Yellowstone. I love all things outdoors from riding, to skiing, climbing, swimming, paddle boarding, trail running, and more.

My plan for the future is to get my EMT certification this fall and then complete a paramedic certification following that at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming. I also plan to coach ski racing while obtaining these certifications and then see where the Lord takes me."

Lima, Peru

"My name is Milagros, and I was born in Peru and raised in Lima, a city full of life, culture, and unforgettable memories. Since I was eight years old, I had to learn English because my parents moved to another country, and I needed to adapt in order to continue my education and communicate with others. Although learning a new language was challenging at first, it eventually became one of the most meaningful experiences in my life.

One of the biggest blessings in my educational journey was attending LOS, a Christian school, that gave me the opportunity to grow both academically and spiritually at the same time. Being in an environment where education and faith were connected felt very special to me because not every school offers that kind of balance. Looking back, I can honestly say it was one of the best experiences I have had, and I will always be grateful for the memories and opportunities it gave me."

Fort Smith, AR

"I was born and raised in Arkansas, I’m the youngest of four siblings and only daughter. I attended private school for two years before being homeschooled by my aunt. At the start of 8th grade, I started Logos Online School, and it has been a meaningful part of my education. During my junior year, it was discovered that I had enough credits to graduate early, so I moved up to the senior class of 2026.

I’ve been playing piano for 11 years and play keyboard in the instrumental ensemble at my church. Outside of music, I’ve always loved staying active and being part of different sports. Volleyball has been one of my favorites. I also did taekwondo for several years and earned my black belt.

Throughout my time at Logos, I’ve grown not only academically but also in my faith and appreciation for hard work. I’m grateful to my parents for their constant love, encouragement, and example of faithfulness; to my three older brothers, who have protected me and kept me grounded in my faith; to my best friend, who has been a constant in my life and someone I can always count on; and to my family and friends, who have always been there for me.

After graduation, I plan to attend the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith (UAFS) to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Ultimately, I pray I can care for a godly family like the one I was blessed to grow up in. I’m excited to see what the future holds and where God leads me next."

Fort Smith, AR

"In the year of 2008, I left my comfortable home and found myself in Sparks Hospital in Fort Smith, Arkansas. This would become the town I’d call home for the next 17 years. Throughout my life, I grew up with my father, my mother, and eight siblings, and among us, I was the third oldest. Up until 2021, during the peak of our nation's economic growth, I was taught by my mother in my elementary years and by my father during my first three years of middle school. By my last year of middle school, my Father enrolled me into Logos.

My experience here was nothing short of amazing! Every teacher I’ve had has helped me grow in my walk with Christ. Being homeschooled my whole life meant I had far fewer human interactions, but with Logos, I was able to meet peers from different walks of life, each bringing a distinct variety of knowledge. Through this, I’ve grown both spiritually and academically.

Some of my current hobbies include basketball, volleyball, cooking, and playing the piano. I started attending a Christ-based Taekwondo class about six or seven years ago and stopped going around 2020–2021, after achieving a 2nd-degree black belt."

Favorite in-class experience: "debates in Mr. Van Brimmer’s IH1"

Favorite book studied at LOS: Against All Opposition by Greg L. Bahnsen

Favorite in-class experience: "Mr. Spratt’s breathing exercise technique demonstration"

Favorite book studied at LOS: Dante's Inferno

Scottsbluff, NE

"My name is Josie Griess. I was born and raised in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, and I have spent my entire life here. I was homeschooled until the age of thirteen, when my parents made the decision to place me into Logos Online. Over these past five years, I have been so incredibly blessed to have learned so much my brain can barely handle it, make amazing new friends, be taught by the greatest teachers (except my mom of course), and grow in the knowledge and love of my Savior.

Ever since I can remember, I have had a deep love for art, and I have been a self-taught artist since I could hold a pencil. I spend a decent amount of my free time sketching or painting, and I specialize in portraits of people. Music has also been a giant part of my life, and when I was six years old, my parents enrolled me in piano lessons. For eleven years, I have spent almost every day learning more and more about music, and growing in my skill in piano. I also love doing anything outside or even just being outdoors, especially during sunset. I will always stand by the fact that my hometown's sunsets are the most beautiful in all the world, and I will always hold them dear to my heart.

After high school I plan to attend community college, where I will earn my associates degree in pre med and general studies. Once I receive both of those degrees, I will move to continue my studies at state university (go Huskers!), where I will major in dentistry. I am so excited to begin this new chapter of my life, and to follow in the path the Lord paves out for me."

"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage, do not be afraid nor dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go." Joshua 1:9

Bloomington, MN

"Hello! I was born and raised in Bloomington, Minnesota and I was in public school until I reached 6th grade. My parents saw many of the warning signs emerging and decided to pull me out after elementary school and put me into an online school when I started 6th grade. A few months later was when the world shut down, so that was good timing!

Towards the end of 6th grade my dad said that there was a relatively new online school he had heard about from a show or article that Pastor Doug Wilson (of whom he deeply admires) had mentioned and he said we should check it out. I wasn't sold until he said there was no school on Fridays. We joined that year and never looked back.

LOS has, amongst many things, helped me strengthen my foundation in the Lord and taught me how to know what I believe and why.

I am so grateful to my parents for everything they have done for me including staying up late to help with homework and spending countless hours with me discussing topics from class or essay questions I needed another opinion on. They're amazing.

I have been taking ballet since I was 9 and currently teach it to kids of all different ages. It's the best! I'm so blessed to be able to watch my students grow and mature not only in their ability to dance, but also in their faith and character - and knowing God has me playing a small role in that is amazing.

I have a strong interest in many different things including psychology, languages, economics, and politics (to name a few ;) ). Ultimately, I hope to be a wife and a mom someday, but I truthfully don't know what God has planned for my life... I guess we will see!

Regardless, I'm excited to follow Him and I will always be grateful for all the experiences and education I've received."

Marion, SD

"I was born and raised in Brainerd, MN for the first seven years of my life. For the last year of that time my dad was spending 4 days a week working around random SD counties putting in road signs. Finally, he moved us to SD where we have lived for the past 10 years. Throughout that time, I was homeschooled, along with my siblings (6 at the time). Homeschooling was really fun, and we grasped the material well, but it was challenging to find increasingly complex material for us. We discovered Logos in 2020 and all of us kids have been enrolled into it starting freshman year thus far. Finding Logos was a huge blessing for us, it was full of challenging material, Godly discussions, and good reads."

Flagstaff, AZ

"I have attended Logos since 9th grade and plan to finish my schooling with CSI to be accepted into the Xray tech program."

Hayden, ID

"Born on March 31, 2008, I moved from New Jersey to Santa Clarita, California when I turned the ripe age of 1. I spent my time from preschool to the end of middle school in a Classical Christian school, which ripened my education vibrantly. From starting off learning Latin in the 3rd grade, to being in an art program for the entirety of my grammar years, I was no stranger to challenges in my education. But challenges wouldn’t be just from academics and daily homework from multiple classes, but also through the way my brain functioned. I found out I was on the AUDHD spectrum around 5th or 6th grade (pardon my forgetfulness on the exact time). The school I went to in Santa Clarita gave me great support and help for my struggles with distracting conversations through its already-robust support for mental disabilities. Incidents still happened with my tendencies to leap to anger, but through that support I ended up making a good amount of friends and getting plenty of opportunities. I gained an acting role in my school’s Christmas musical, played in our softball team for a season (getting 2nd in a tournament), and also got second in an art competition.

However, with my mom’s job moving to London, we made the decision to change jobs and move to Carlsbad. I would’ve gone off to another physical Christian Classical school, but they either didn't have the sort of amenities that my old school had, were too far away, or just didn't let me in. So with no other physical choice to go with, we stumbled upon Logos Online School. And boy, was that a splendid decision to make– and not only because my mom’s job there nosedived and made us move to the beautiful Hayden, Idaho a year later– but also because of all the friends I’ve made along the way. And, on top of that, the only off-topic convos (when they happen) are through the chat, so I can actually focus on the lesson and just... not read it! The mute button is a revolutionary technology for my focus. Through my interests, the environment of my classes, and even a few DnD sessions along the way, I have forged bonds that will last a lifetime! I've been greeting and performing in the choir (and another play) through my church, attending youth group and making even more friends that way.

I love to solve problems, draw, voice-act, make music, write, create stories and characters: anything creative is right up my alley! And kayaking... and birds... and playing video games... I have a plethora of interests.

I’m excited to start off my next chapter this fall– heading off to Union University to study computer science, and maybe make a few things along the way! I can't wait to see what the Lord has in store, and I'll be happy to be placed wherever he wants me. Because I'm certain that he has good plans for me."

Moscow, ID

"The first 12 years of my life were spent in Sioux Falls, SD, before I moved to Moscow, ID, a week before my 12th birthday. I was homeschooled from preschool through 12th grade. For the first seven years, I attended a weekly co-op called Living Legacy Academy, and for six of those years, I also attended Classical Conversations. After moving to Moscow, I began attending Logos Online School in 7th grade.

I wouldn’t be where I am today without the helpful teaching and insight of my wonderful teachers. I especially want to thank Mr. Carson Spratt, his classes were by far the most beneficial to me, and his teaching will leave a lasting impact on my life.

I also want to give a big thank you to Mrs. Lauren Trotter, my Latin 1 teacher in 7th grade. She was such a blessing as a teacher, she genuinely cared about each of her students, and I always looked up to her. Even though she is no longer with us, she has left a lasting impact on me and many other students at Logos Online.

Attending this school has been such a blessing, I will always cherish the memories I’ve made here. I made so many wonderful friends through this school, though we may be far apart, I am so thankful to have met so many wonderful people all throughout the country.

What I am most thankful for is the fact that attending this school has brought me much closer to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Whether it was through friendships or teachers, I have learned so much about God’s word, and I am ready to put that to good use in whatever I end up doing in the future. I am not entirely sure what that is yet, but I am excited to see where the Lord leads me."

Mansfield, OH

"A scattering of vultures scrape the sky with worn out wings, sailing like a fleet of ships on a wave of wind. A barren branch stretches its fingers towards them, and one of the birds swoops and settles on the rough, leafless wood. It expands itself, reaching towards the sun, its full wingspan is awe-inspiring and terrifying at the same time. Behind the treeline, corncobs rattle, to the south my woods, to the north a cluster of pines, creating the boundaries of my little world. Here I’ve heard the trees sing, watched Winter take his throne and seen Spring push him off. I’ve howled alongside packs of coyotes, chuffed at deer and screamed with the hawks. I’ve pressed myself under the waters of our shallow creek and come up gasping and giggling with my siblings. The state is Ohio, but this forgotten valley? This is Oriander, our kingdom: birthplace of our adventures, brewer of our childhood. I love my siblings, I love this world, and I love the Maker. He is so good to me, and He’s written my story so well.

I’m blessed with a big family: two incredible parents and six amazing siblings. Three years ago, my mom was certain we’d all graduate from Classical Conversations. Today four of my brothers and sisters are at a local Christian school and three of us attend Logos. So much has changed, but it’s good. I love LOS; I have knowledgeable teachers, brilliant creative classmates, and real grades! ;) I am so grateful that I get to be forced to read books like Dante’s Inferno, study latin, and write a senior thesis. I adore debates and antics with my peers, and the hilarity that ensues in the Newspaper club. This year, I’ve been blessed to lead the Lion’s Digest as General Editor, I have the absolute best team, and I am awe-struck at their creativity. My gracious parents also gave me permission to start a bernedoodle breeding program called Cairn Ridge Doodles. Throughout the past few years I’ve raised 41 puppies, driven to the vet more times than I can count, and laughed/cried/screamed/prayed with my sister KK as we battled abscesses, tube feeding, muck, mud, death, new life, and everything in between. I’ve hit pause on breeding as I’ve been accepted into New Saint Andrew college, which is over 2,000 miles away. I hope to get a great education, marry a great man, and have a great deal of children. However, I’ve been given a wonderful church, a hilarious family, an incredible school and although the days were long, the years were short, and it’s hard to leave. But that’s a blessing, because it means I’m leaving a GOOD thing. Thank you God, thank you Dad and Mom, thank you Piper, KK, Derek, Paisley, Sheppard, and Pippa. Thank you to every one of my teachers and classmates and Newspaper Club members. Thank you for making these short years hard to leave."

Georgetown, KY

"I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada until God led us to Georgetown, Kentucky a few years ago.

I attended public school for Kindergarten until my parents realized the Lord was calling us to homeschooling. I have been homeschooled ever since, and my little sister joined our studies when she was old enough. With high school fast approaching, we needed a different plan. By the grace of God, my mom heard of Logos Online School, and after much reluctance I agreed, and thank the Lord I did! After grade 9 being such a success, we knew that it was the Lord's plan for the rest of my high school years. As much as it has been one of the most challenging things the Lord has given me to do, it has been the biggest blessing and I couldn't have asked for a better high school education and experience. Not many students get such a solid education with a Christian foundation, and I couldn't be more grateful. I have not only grown in knowledge, but in my faith. My teachers are part of the reason I am who I am today, and I have made so many friends across the globe I wouldn't have met otherwise.

Outside of school, I love playing volleyball, sewing, crocheting, reading, listening to podcasts, and occasionally playing the piano for the worship team at my church.

I am not planning on attending college in the fall, but I am hoping to work. My ultimate goal is to be a wife and a mother to many, but until the Lord brings a godly man into my life, I pray I am fruitful and faithful in the seasons God has put me in, and to grow in both wisdom and understanding of the Word, and practical homemaking skills.

I wouldn't have been able to graduate without my Heavenly Father watching over me and the love and support of my parents. I can't wait to see what the Lord has in store next!"

Kenosha, WI

"I have attended private school and public school for most of my life up until 8th grade, when my parents discovered Logos Online through some friends and decided to enroll. Logos has helped me mature in my walk with Jesus and has opened my eyes to see the truth about who we are as humans and what our goal as Christians should be. Logos has been a useful way to do school and also spend more time with things that I am most passionate about outside of school. I am very busy throughout the school year, where I swim competitively for a local club team, lifeguard, and do a variety of other things that cater towards school or my personal development. I have also earned many awards in high school, most notably, I officially achieved the rank of Eagle Scout as a newly turned 16-year-old. I envision myself in the next couple of years, fulfilling God’s plans that he has for me and creating innovative solutions that further enhance engineering efficiency, while also developing the next generation of future leaders."

Russell, Ontario, CAN

"I was born and spent my early years growing up in England before making the move to Canada with my family where I have resided in Ottawa, Ontario ever since. I've always enjoyed the opportunity to have new experiences and expand my knowledge through education and research. In the year of 2022, I transitioned my education to Logos Online School to commence my high school years. Logos has proved to have been a great experience for me personally, and I've enjoyed the chance to have conducted my learning through a classical approach and Christian perspective, which has undoubtedly enriched my life. Logos has provided many enjoyable classes and many of my teachers have been excellent and very avid towards the subjects which they taught, making a fundamental difference in the learning process. One of the greatest pleasures of attending Logos has been the opportunity to learn alongside my neighboring American counterparts and gain experience and insight into some of the elements of their proud culture and national traits, along with all the contributions that they have brought to the international community. Throughout the past years, I've always enjoyed fishing as a pastime along with taking on physical challenges and exploring nature and all its beauty. Upon reflection of the past four years and all that it has entailed, I take pleasure in the moments and occurrences that Logos has afforded me and which I may use to my advantage later on. Looking ahead to the future, I meditate upon the words of Winston Churchill in which he stated that, "Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential.""

Tacoma, WA

"Hello there! My name is Joseph Knapp. I was born in Bellevue, Washington, and now live in Tacoma, Washington. I have two amazing, supportive parents, four hilarious younger brothers (ranging from age 15 to 2), and have been blessed with 18 years of life experience.

At first, I was public-schooled up until 7th grade, and then my parents decided to take my education into their own hands. I started doing homeschool through Classical Conversations up until my junior year of high school, and for the past two years, I've been doing Logos Online School. I've met a lot of really awesome people, and the teachers that I've had were truly incredible. I am incredibly grateful to all the faculty here who have made a significant impact in my life.

During my high school years, I competed in Speech and Debate through the biggest Christian Forensics league, called the NCFCA, and most of my awards and/or accolades were received there. I have done exceptionally well, especially in the speech Category of Apologetics, where I get a random question related to the Christian faith with a limited amount of time to prepare. At the National Championship last June, I placed 15th in the nation, and am looking to place even higher this next summer.

I also enjoy going on runs, hanging out with friends whenever I can, and shooting hoops with the other young men at my speech club."

Virginia Beach, VA

"I was born in Portsmouth, Virginia as the second of four children into a Navy family. I spent much of my childhood moving between a couple of states including Virginia, Florida and Nevada, before eventually returning to Virginia in 2019. Throughout those years, my education took on many different forms. I attended public charter school, private school, and eventually began homeschooling in 5th grade by my mother. The Lord led us to Logos in the beginning of 7th grade. Attending Logos ended up being a turning point in my life. The school provided a strong foundation for both my academic growth and my faith in the Lord. Looking back, I can clearly see how much Logos influenced who I am today.

Outside of academics, I enjoy reading and spending time outdoors. I especially enjoy surfing, swimming, and other outdoor activities. I am a certified professional Divemaster and currently serve on the Virginia Beach Marine Rescue Team. I am also working toward obtaining my Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification as I continue pursuing opportunities to serve others through rescue and emergency response. I plan to continue my love of medicine and helping others while serving the Lord by attending the Premed program at Regent University Honors College in the Fall 2026 semester."

Middleton, ID

"I lived in Washington until the summer of my eighth grade when my family moved to Middleton, Idaho. I went to a private Christian school up until the 9th grade when I switched to online. During my time at LOS, I have grown so much in my faith. LOS has also taught me to be diligent and disciplined, even when no one is watching.

Outside of school I enjoy spending my time drawing, painting, reading, writing, singing, baking, and hanging out with the people I love. My plans for after high school are to travel the world and do some missions. After traveling, I hope to become a mom and start my own family."

Hauser, ID

"Deeply committed to classical education, my parents enrolled me at a two-year-old Classical Christian School in Seattle, WA (I was in the third class of kindergarten). I grew up as the school grew up, and eventually left it after my seventh grade year, when my family moved from Seattle to North Idaho. I continued at a Classical Christian School in Coeur d'Alene but left after my Junior year, making Senior year my one and only year at Logos Online School. I have so loved the freedom, time, and opportunities that online schooling has allowed, and have enjoyed my single year as a homeschooler.

I have always been a theatrical student. Joining LOS enabled my family to also participate in our local NCFCA Speech and Debate club, where I've enjoyed theatrically presenting Scripture and impromptu speeches, and have won several awards for my speeches. This experience has fit into my love for words, writing, stories, which first began when I was "knee-high to a grasshopper" and would tell myself stories in bed. I have since written many novels and stories of various kinds.

I will attend New St. Andrews in the fall. My goal is to get their Bachelor's as well as complete their Master's in Fine Arts program. I intend to write novels that display the Scriptural redemption arc and speak the gospel truth in engaging, eloquent ways to a broken world. It is my great hope to become a wife and mother and use the talents and dreams God has blessed me with to bless those around me."

Post Falls, ID

"I've done almost all the types of education: homeschool, public school, online school, co-op, and LOS. I’ve enjoyed pieces and parts of all of them. I had an amazing, sweet teacher in public school in kindergarten. An amazing Mom for 2nd and 3rd grades. A lovely woman who made her own little classroom in her home for 4th grade. An amazing Mom for 5th and 6th. An amazing group of LOS teachers, who have loved God, loved their subject, and loved me! I still have a recipe Mr. Deacon gave us. I got to stay at Mrs. Robert's house last year. I still remember Mr. Goode possibly being a vampire. I got to give a Happy Birthday to Ms. Parker this last year. I remember coming into Mr. Smith’s class all named Jacque (We were reading Tale of Two Cities). I remember doing Latin with Mr. Maltby. I remember the liturgy that Dr. G-P gave us. I remember Mr. Rauch pretend singing ‘the hills are alive’. I remember that Oct 23rd or something like that is Mole Day from Mrs. Yeager’s chemistry class. I remember Mr. Merkle showed us a tortilla he had bitten into the shape of the batman logo. I remember the Gregorian chant video that Dr. Soderberg showed us. I remember Mrs. Hedderly’s Halloween costume last year. I remember when Mr. McQuinn told us to stand on our chairs. I remember Mrs. M’s devotions. I remember the classical music videos that Dr. Olsson showed us. I have so many lovely memories with LOS.

A little about me, I have 7 siblings. I enjoy spending time with my siblings: hiking, swimming, paddleboarding, and playing games. I’ve enjoyed 3 years or so of learning to sew with my friend. I also enjoyed piano lessons with a dear friend, who happens to be the daughter of my parents' college friend! I’ve also enjoyed baking delicious desserts!

I plan to attend Mississippi College (soon to be Mississippi Christian University) in the fall!"

Gainesville, FL

"Educational Journey: I attended public school through 4th grade, participated in a homeschool co-op in 5th grade, and was homeschooled by my mom during 6th and 7th grade. In 8th grade, I began attending Logos Online School, where I have remained ever since. Having experienced several forms of education, I can confidently say that Logos has been the most impactful and rewarding. My family is especially grateful for the ministry of Doug Wilson, whose influence in our home has indirectly shaped my education.

Awards & Extracurricular Activities: I was part of a state championship-winning soccer team my freshman year, and we are currently working toward another state title in my senior year. During my junior year, I was honored with the Servant’s Heart Award. Outside of athletics, I serve in my church youth group by playing piano and singing. I also had the opportunity to go on a mission trip to Denver, Colorado, where we shared the gospel in underserved communities and supported a local church in its growth and outreach.

Future Plans: I plan to pursue music production, focusing on creating and producing my own original music while also working with local artists to help bring their creative visions to life."

Linwood, Ontario, CAN

"I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada. I was in public school from JK to grade two. I then went to a private school followed by being homeschooled by my mom. After that, I attended a classical school run by my church for grade nine. I then went to self-paced homeschooling for grade ten and eleven. Finally, I ended with full-time Logos for my senior year. All of that to say, my educational journey has been quite diverse. It has taught me to adapt and be thankful in whatever situation the Lord puts me in. I am so thankful to my parents for all they have done for me. My mom always tried to make sure I was getting the right and best education for me. Logos has been such an amazing experience. It has taught me to push myself and strive for excellence. My teachers have really helped me become a life long learner. Outside of school I love to be active and be outside (especially in the snow). I enjoy hiking, rock climbing, snowboarding, weight training/calisthenics, and watching basketball. I come from a very musical family so playing music and listening to it is a very big part of my life. I've always been very eclectic when it comes to my music taste, ranging from heavy metal and rap to classical and country. I also have a passion for evangelism. I love going out with my church and other organizations to share the good news of Jesus Christ with lost souls. After high school, I am, Lord willing, going to get my certificate as a PSW and work at a long term care home. Although, ultimately I hope to get married and have as many kids as the Lord will bless me with. No matter what I do in life, I hope and pray that it will bring our faithful and powerful God all the glory. All glory be to Christ our King."

Angier, NC

"I was born in the Raleigh area, where I’ve lived my whole life. After a rough kindergarten year in public school, my parents decided to homeschool, and my sister and I attended Classical Conversations for eight years. After that, we both switched to LOS full time starting my freshman year.

I’ve never been much of a sports guy, but I do love the outdoors, especially hiking, biking, skiing, and camping. Nothing beats spending time in God’s creation. I’ve also recently picked up spikeball, and I’m considering joining a league in college if possible.

My main extracurricular has been musical theater, and for the past nine years I’ve been a part of Spiritual Twist Productions. STP is a local Christian theater group whose aim is to spread the gospel through musical performances. They put on twelve shows every year for all age groups, which range from Bible stories, to rewritten classic tales, to original stories by students. Over the years I’ve had the opportunity to be in shows like Daniel (as Meshach), Joseph (as Dan), and the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe (as Tumnus). My favorite role I’ve had was in my most recent show, “Gatsby: A Prodigal Story,” where I played Nick Carraway. Though I’ve never been crazy about theater, the thing that has really kept me there is the community. As a homeschooler, having the opportunity to spend time with other like-minded Christians and use our talents for God’s glory has been a huge blessing in my life, and I’ve made so many great friends over the years.

This fall I will be attending the University of North Carolina at Charlotte for a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering, possibly electromechanical, and I’m looking forward to what God has planned for my future."

Joseph, OR

"I was born and raised on the family farm in Joseph, Oregon. My educational journey began in the Oregon public school system, where I attended through the sixth grade. I was homeschooled in seventh grade, and began attending LOS in eighth grade. It has been a huge blessing to have had the opportunity to attend LOS throughout my high school years.

In addition to academics, I have also been involved in several extracurricular activities outside of school. I have participated in 4-H by showing a lamb every year at the county fair since fourth grade, and through 4-H, I developed leadership skills and the value of hard work and responsibility. I also serve in multiple areas at my church, including working in the coffee bar, assisting with the VPU system, being a teacher and classroom helper at Vacation Bible School, going on mission trips to North Carolina and Mexico, and I participate in youth group activities. I have also worked on the family farm since sixth grade, where I change irrigation pipes, drive grain trucks, do mechanic work, and rogue fields.

In the fall, I plan to attend Ozark Christian College in Joplin, Missouri, where I will pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree in Intercultural Studies. My goal in pursuing this degree is to be equipped to go into the world and share the gospel. I want to share God's love as Jesus commanded us to do in Matthew 28."

Cannon Beach, OR

"Hi, I'm Maddie from Cannon Beach, Oregon. Most of my classmates and teachers know me from my pink wall covered with art in my Zoom background. I'm a straight-A Honors student at Logos and am thrilled to finally be finishing up high school. Along with Logos, I also attend Seaside High School for sports, electives, and other extracurriculars and clubs. I've run Cross Country and Track for Seaside since middle school and have qualified eight times for the State Championships, won Districts multiple years, and hold several school records. I'm also huge on art, anyone who had a class with me could probably guess that. At Seaside, I've taken about fifteen art classes, including sketch, pastel, painting, ceramics, and choir.

I will be attending Point Loma Nazarene University this Fall and I'll be studying Graphic Design. I'm also signed to continue running Cross Country and Track & Field."

Bluffton, IN

"I live in Bluffton, Indiana and have been homeschooled my whole life. In 8th grade, I started Logos, which initially seemed intense and rigorous. However, I have really grown in my learning through Logos and it has been a tremendous blessing. Along with that, I have met many amazing people and teachers, which have helped me grow, not only in school learning, but in my knowledge of Christ.

Outside of school, I love to play sports, especially basketball and golf. I play for a homeschool basketball program in Fort Wayne, where I have made some good friends and learned life lessons. Additionally, my two younger brothers and I run a mowing company, where we keep busy. But when I am not mowing, I golf whenever I can.

Next year, I will be taking a gap year continuing our mowing business in order to make more money and further discern future plans."

Exeter, CA

"I was born and raised in the central valley of California, surrounded by ag, dairies, citrus, and small town life. I was homeschooled my whole life and joined Logos in 8th grade, where I completed the last 5 years of my education. I come from a family of all girls, having 3 sisters, and I am the third in line. I come from a very close-knit family, and being together was always the priority. It never mattered where we were as long as we had each other. In December of 2024, I lost my dad in a tragic accident a few days before Christmas. I was able to take some time away from school, and my teachers and the staff here at Logos helped and supported me as I worked to get caught up and finish the year strong. Having so many things get put into perspective, one being what a blessing homeschooling is, but also this school. Not many schools, teachers, and classmates will rally, pray, and support you like here at Logos. I hope that never gets taken for granted.

When I wasn't doing school, you could find me riding or training my horses, playing sports, baking, babysitting, and being outside with my dogs. I started playing soccer and swimming as well as riding horses when I was 5 years old. I competed in rodeos for a few years, then stopped at the age of 9 to retire my horse and then focus on breeding and training horses. I played soccer until I was 10. Over the past 6 years, I have solely focused on swimming. I’ve done a summer rec league for 13 years and a year-round club for 6 years. After my dad's passing, I took a season off and decided to stop club swim altogether. I was blessed to be able to join my local junior college’s team, where I currently train.

After I graduate, I plan to attend College of the Sequoias, the 2-year junior college where I currently swim. I will continue my swimming career and plan to get a degree in Business. I am working towards starting my own Event/Wedding planning business and living here in this area, Visalia, CA, with the end goal of becoming a wife and mother."

Enterprise, OR

"When I first started at Logos online school, there was a very large and noticeable difference from the schooling I had before. Logos has challenged me in a great many areas, including things like making connections with readings, knowing how to write my essays in better and better ways, and in general skills like math and science as well. I plan to attend Boise Bible College, in Boise, ID this fall, and I fully believe that this school will have improved my skills, which I plan to develop further, and continue to use in the years soon to come. For everything this school has provided me, I am thankful."

Carlsbad, NM

"I have been Home schooled for the majority of my life. I joined Logos in seventh grade and continued through my freshmen year. After my freshman year we decided to move and I wanted to try public school so I could meet people and try something new. My sophomore year was spent in a large public high school but I felt something was missing from my education. The next year I returned to Logos to take two classes while still taking classes at public school. With my senior year approaching I needed to choose which school I wanted to graduate from, and after lots of thinking and prayer I felt Logos was the best choice for me.

Throughout my life I have done many sports. I have danced and cheered, played basketball and volleyball, I even tried cross country, although I later decided that was not my best decision. However, the two sports I truly enjoy, and still do, are swimming and track and field. Other things I enjoy doing include baking (I started a business with my friend over the summer), playing board games, and spending time outside."

Columbia, TN

"I started in Las Vegas, which feels fitting because life’s been a bit of a gamble ever since. I was raised in Boulder City, Nevada, where things are a little quieter, but the story still picked up pace. I was homeschooled until 7th grade, when I started Logos Online and apparently never left. From the early Adobe days and classes with Mr. Spratt and Mrs. Trotter, to later years with Mr. Rauch, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Mutart, I’ve seen eras come and go. At this point, I’m basically a Logos historian, an original member, a real OG.

Somewhere along the way, I moved to Tennessee, grew up a little (debatable), and somehow made it to senior year. What I didn’t expect was how much the people would matter. I’ve been lucky to make genuinely incredible friends here, most of whom have already graduated and moved on to bigger, better, and probably more responsible things. Their impact on me is something I’ll carry long after this chapter closes.

Logos gave me more than just an education, it gave me moments. From small classes with three other people (1 of whom was my sister), to the chaos of fighting for a spot in the “good” classes before they filled up, to living through COVID already online (we were ahead of the curve, obviously), to finally meeting people in real life at YEC, it’s been a strange, unique, and honestly unforgettable experience.

Every year-end celebration meant a little more than the last, and now, looking back, it all feels a bit bittersweet. Life looks very different than it did when I was 12, and there are moments I’d go back to in a second if I could, and ones that I wouldn't.

I’m incredibly grateful for my teachers, my friends, and a Christ-centered education that shaped not just how I learn, but who I am. And while this season is ending, I guess the only thing left to say is: I was here, I made it, and I'm thankful. I want to thank Justin, Annie, and Scarlett, some of my closest friends ever. I want to thank the late Mrs. Trotter (the best Latin teacher anyone could ask for), Mr. Spratt for unforgettable first years, Mr. Rauch for a great friendship with his family, Mr. Smith for being an amazing role model to me as a young man, and Mrs. Mutart for letting me drive her crazy."

Annandale, VA

"I was born in Baltimore, Maryland, into a military family. I grew up across the United States and overseas in Germany, and I believe that experience gave me a perspective few people have on the world. I spent much of my childhood on my favorite activity, bird watching. I love nature and would spend hours in the woods documenting what I saw. As a result, I learned important lessons about being alone, about the beauty of nature, and why we need to protect it. I picked up lots of hobbies in middle school and early high school. I learned acoustic, electric, and bass guitar, and piano, played recreational football, soccer, and baseball, and competed in competitive chess. More recently, I began training Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Muay Thai, and participating in speech and debate. I learned less from the activities themselves and more from the challenges they posed, but I think, as a military kid, I always knew that I wanted to serve. My future plans are to attend college, participate in ROTC, be commissioned into the military as an officer, attend law school, and run for public office. I view my purpose to be working to protect and restore my nation to the glory of God."

St. Catharines, Ontario, CAN

"I was born in St. Louis, Missouri, but I have spent most of my life in the Niagara Region of Ontario (about 20 minutes from Niagara Falls). I have been homeschooled for most of my education, and I am so thankful to have parents who have invested so much in my schooling. I have three amazing younger siblings, and one of the advantages to homeschooling has been being able to spend more time with them as well as with my parents.

I have been taking Integrated Humanities through LOS since the seventh grade, and this past year I joined LOS full-time. I appreciate that LOS has added structure to my schedule while still allowing me to enjoy the flexibility that comes with education at home. LOS has helped me grow by pushing me to read challenging books, helping me to think about difficult questions, and encouraging me to apply my faith in Christ to every area of my life.

Outside of school, I play piano and cello, and I have enjoyed playing cello with my local youth orchestra throughout high school. I have also had the opportunity to play both instruments in worship at my church, and I have accompanied a local children's choir for the past two years. I plan to continue playing in church next year, and I hope I will be able to use music to bless others wherever I go!

I hope to spend next year pursuing my study of the cello and gaining some work experience while I seek to discern how I can best serve the Lord and my neighbors in this next stage of my life."

Pensacola, FL

"I have spent most of my life so far in Pensacola, on Florida's coast. My siblings and I spent the majority of our schooling at private classical schools, much like Logos, until I pulled out for my junior and senior year to attend LOS. I never would have imagined graduating from an online school. Yet here I am, after two years of Logos, and I have loved it so much.

One of the main reasons I switched to online is because I have a love for training and working with dogs, which I had much more time for once I was schooling from home. I also wanted to be able to fit in more of the things I enjoyed. My parents ensured that we had a very musical upbringing, and I have performed countless hours in violin recitals, orchestra performances, and guitar jams. Besides that, my life wouldn't be complete without hours and hours of games with friends, running, working out, volleyball, and skateboarding.

Now, I am approaching a new chapter in my life, as I plan to attend New Saint Andrews in the fall. I am so thrilled that I am getting this opportunity, and am excited to see what the Lord has in store."

Kearney, NE

"I was born in Laramie, WY, and I have lived in Texas and Nebraska as well. I am the oldest of eleven children and we attend a faithful church here in Kearney NE. My dad is a helicopter pilot for the hospital here and my mom watches and homeschools the kids. My parents have always trained us to walk with the Lord and I am indebted to them for all of the love and care they have shown me. I have been homeschooled most of my life until my high school years. High school was around the corner and my parents graciously decided to allow us to attend Logos.

I have been immensely blessed by my time here at Logos and while I am excited to move on to a new chapter in life, I would be lying if I said I won't miss this. The education here is phenomenal and should the Lord bless me with a family and the financial means to do so, I intend to send my children to Logos as well. I have been so encouraged by my teachers and classmates and the Lord has used this education to sanctify and grow me. Thank you to my parents first and foremost for all the sacrifice and support you have given me in my time here. This education has been a huge blessing and I am thankful for the investment you guys have put in me. Thank you! Thank you to all my teachers and classmates who made this education a wonderful experience! May God bless you all to walk with you all the days of your life!

I worked for an agronomist for two summers and now I work for a Christian moving company. I currently work with a lot of good guys and I am thankful that the Lord has put me here. My plan right now is to continue working for the moving company and pray that the Lord would guide me in making a decision for my long term career. I am considering being a first responder, aviation pilot, and maybe a rancher for my long term career. Whatever direction the Lord leads me, I would like to get married and have lots of children. I love kids and enjoy spending time with my younger siblings. I love my family, friends, traveling, the outdoors, rainy days, morning sunrises, evening sunsets, the sound of children running around the house, resting after a good day's work, coffee, homemade food, cheesecake, a good steak, my guitar, music, flying, my truck, and a good book.

My time here at Logos has been wonderful and I am grateful for everything everyone here has done for me. Thank you all!"

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:6-7

Garland, TX

"Hey there! I was born in Irapuato, GTO in Mexico to two Christ-loving parents who were missionaries. When I was about six, our family moved to Dallas, Texas to be closer to family and I have lived here ever since. I was homeschooled up until 7th grade, then I officially started attending full time at Logos Online School. I have really appreciated my time at Logos. The Lord has blessed me with countless opportunities to grow both in my educational pursuits and my relationships. I am very blessed to have met my closest friends through Logos, and I am deeply thankful for how God has used the teachers there to challenge me in my beliefs and how to defend them. My parents have really blessed me with an appreciation for food, so most of my free time (including summers) is spent in the kitchen feeding my family copious amounts of gluten, sugar, and bagels (still working on those...). When I’m not in the kitchen, I’m usually locked in to watching the Dallas Stars and arguing hockey stats, facts, and (depending on how well the Stars played that night) predicting the Stanley Cup matchups with my dad and brother. I have always had a taste for the unique and the different, so my music tastes over the years have evolved and continue to change, but I always go back to jazz! During my freshman and sophomore summers, I worked as a teacher at a children’s culinary school and in my last two years of high school I worked as a piano tuner (dramatic shift, I know) and completely fell in love with it. Now my post-highschool plans involve getting my culinary certification from Redeemer School of the Arts in Monroe, Louisiana! I am incredibly excited to have this opportunity to study the culinary arts from a skill standpoint, as well as a theological and biblical point of view, and I highly recommend checking the school out!"

Pleasanton, TX

"I was born on January 22, 2008 in Houston, TX. I am the middle child of three children and the only boy. My family and I moved to Pleasanton, TX in 2011 and we have lived on a farm ever since. I have always loved the outdoors and sports. When I was 3, I fell in love with soccer and have been playing ever since. I began homeschooling in third grade. In 7th grade, I joined FEAST sports, now SA Patriots, and have been blessed by their soccer and track program. I have been a hurdler since middle school, and just this year decided to give pole vaulting a go! I also was the captain for the SA Patriots soccer team my senior year.

I am very passionate about and involved in my church and youth group. God always comes first in my life. I lead church wide devotionals, help with VBS, participate in Leadership Training for Christ, and have even preached a Sunday sermon. I am excited to continue growing my faith with Aggies for Christ at Texas A&M.

I have been involved with 4H since I was in third grade. I have shown lambs, participated in shooting sports, both rifles and archery, and most recently, photography. My photo won Grand Champion in the District 12 4H photography contest in 2025.

My family and friends are also extremely important to me, and I love planning get-togethers and outings with them.

I was offered the PSA program through Texas A&M University. I will be attending Corpus Christi A&M in the fall and will transfer to College Station my sophomore year. I will major in Architecture and plan on getting my Masters and architectural license through A&M. With God at the center of my life, I know I can achieve great things!"

“No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.” Hebrews 12:11

El Cajon, CA

"Hello, old beans! As a pastor's child, I've moved around quite a bit, but for the past 8 years my home has been El Cajon, California. I am the third of four children and thus I've done nearly every type of school. From Classical Conversations to public school, private Christian school to homeschool. However, nothing compared to Logos Online School. My favorite pastimes are sewing vintage inspired garments, exploring nature with my siblings, watching the sun set, reading good books, baking for those I love, singing in the car/shower/anywhere I happen to be at the moment, and drinking tea. I've grown to have a special fondness for classic literature. I've traipsed through the works of many different authors. Among those are a few of my favorites: Jane Austen, Elizabeth Gaskell, P.G Wodehouse, Anthony Trollope, C.S Lewis, and J.R.R Tolkien... I may or may not be a bit of an Anglophile. I am eternally grateful for parents who have raised me to appreciate the gifts I've been given. From my mother, I've learned to appreciate the beauty of creation, both the simple and the magnificent. From my father, I've learned to take things as they come and put my best foot forward. Most importantly, my parents have raised me to be a faithful daughter of Christ. I am also thankful for my siblings: Elias, Jillian, and Luke. They've been three of my best friends and the greatest playmates. I know I can always count on them to embark on any adventure with me.

A tremendous thanks to my wonderful LOS teachers all of whom made high school an amazing experience. I never knew Calculus could be so fun until I joined Mrs. Hedderly's class, nor that singing about First Friday was such an important part of the week until Econ & Gov with Mr. Thighe. Public speaking was a daunting beast before Mr. Spratt's Rhetoric class, and many great books would have continued to be overlooked by me if it weren't for any of my Integrated Humanities classes.

I am thrilled to be attending New College Franklin in the fall. I plan to study Classical Liberal Arts and hopefully music. I don't know what I'll do or where I'll go after college, but I hope to glorify God in whatever I do."

Lake Mary, FL

"Thank you Logos for all the years that I had with you. I learned so much throughout these amazing semesters. Even though there were times where I was stressed by homework, I was so happy in class with all the classmates. Logos has always been such a blessing. Logos not only taught me about science, math, and reading, but it also taught me about the Lord. In my first years at Logos I did not know the Lord, but when he saved me last year, I saw this school as a great blessing for my walk with Christ. Thank you to all the teachers who helped me and that made me feel like school really is a nice place to be."

El Paso, TX

"Education- I attended public school until third grade, when my mother had left her job to homeschool my younger sister and me; a calling that she believed the Lord had given her. During my final year of middle school, my parents decided to enroll me in Logos Online for high school education. My freshman year was a rocky start; instead of one teacher, I now had several. The workload became substantial, but like my fellow students, I adapted.

What Logos has Taught me- What I have learned in Logos far surpasses the academics. I have learned to see God in creation, literature, science, mathematics, and language, all of which we learn to fulfill our nature as Imago Dei. Most importantly, Logos has left an impact upon me that we live in a broken world marked by lies, pain, and suffering. It has prepared me to face these things, not merely intellectually, but spiritually. To be rooted in reality, and to face the world, in the words of Doug Wilson, a “dragon-slayer.” The rigorous study in humanities, along with my teachers, who God has put to lead and instruct me in wisdom and knowledge, Mr. Sumpter, Mr. Litwin, and Dr. Olsson, has shaped my mind and faith, and well-prepared me for the world I am about to enter.

Life Outside of Logos and Future- My life outside of Logos consists of being an instructor at Han’s Martial Arts, playing soccer in a small club, and powerlifting (even though I’m not that big). This fall, I plan to attend the community college here in El Paso, TX, and finish my associate's degree there, and head to UTEP (University of Texas at El Paso) to obtain my bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.

I deeply appreciate all my teachers who have led me and instructed me. (Thank you for all the patience and grace you all have shown me.) Mr. Sumpter, Mr. Kwong, Mrs. Kochar, Mr. Maltby, Mr. Biette, Mr. Litwin, Mr. Rauch, Mr. Merkle, Mr. VanGelder, and Mr. Smith."

Elmira, Ontario, CAN

"I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada. I attended public school until grade 8, when my parents wisely started homeschooling my sister and I. In grade 9, I started taking classes through LOS and loved it. I have been blessed by the godly examples of my teachers who have taught me that Christ is Lord over all, but especially over education. Over the past few years, God has given me a love for learning and a heart full of thankfulness for where He has placed me.

Outside of school, I spend time reading, knitting, and playing the piano. My parents gave me ample opportunity to grow a love for music. I started piano lessons at age 5 with my mom as my teacher, and now I am working on my ARCT through the Royal Conservatory of Music. I participated in the provincial piano finals a couple years ago when I was completing my level 9 piano. The Lord has also blessed me abundantly with 10 piano students of my own who love learning and music too. Lord willing, I will be launching preschool music classes over the summer as well.

In the fall, I will be attending Heritage College to study music. In the Lord’s timing, I’d like to be a wife and mother too. Ultimately, I pray that wherever the Lord leads, His name would be glorified in all I do."

McKinney, TX

"Howdy! My name is Luke Shahan. I am 18 years old, oldest of 4 and have spent my entire life in North Texas. Since the second grade I have been homeschooled, and the journey has been both unique and wonderful. In my earlier years I moved between several co-ops, but eventually found a home at Logos Online, where I have remained throughout high school. My time at Logos has been deeply influential. The education I received here helped shape my worldview, strengthened my ability to think critically, and encouraged thoughtful conversations about meaningful topics that often go far beyond the surface-level discussions common in today’s culture. I am beyond grateful for this gift especially while I live in such a dull, Godless society.

Outside of academics. I greatly enjoy the gym, volleyball, and socializing with friends. I also have an obsession with shoes, hats, and sweatshirts. However, basketball has been one of the greatest passions of my life. I first fell in love with the game at ten years old, and it has been a constant part of my life ever since. Throughout high school, I had the opportunity to compete at a high level and develop both as an athlete and as a teammate. I have been privileged to be a part of a really good team and we have won numerous games, tournaments, and trophies. By far the greatest highlight of my basketball career came last year when my team earned one of the four Division 1 Gold Balls at Nationals and finished 4th out of more than 1,200 teams. It was an unforgettable experience and I look forward to competing again at Nationals in 2026. Outside of the fun I have experienced in the game of basketball that is temporary, I have learned so many life lessons through the sport regarding camaraderie, discipline, consistency, maturity, and brotherly love that I will forever hold on to.

After graduating, I plan to attend Fire Academy and pursue my EMT and paramedic certifications. My goal is to serve my community as a firefighter in Dallas while also looking into building a small business on the side. Along with that and if the Lord wills, I really would love to continue enjoying the game of basketball, see the world, and explore creation. Oh, and of course, eat good sushi. No matter where life takes me, my greatest desire is that my life, actions, and work would ultimately honor and glorify Christ."

Fairburn, GA

"I was born and raised in Fairburn, Georgia, and for most of my childhood, homeschooling was all I knew. It gave me a quiet, steady way of learning that fit me well at the time, especially as someone who’s naturally introverted. When I started high school at Logos Online School, everything felt new. I honestly wasn’t sure how it would go. Now, looking back, I’m grateful for how much this school has shaped me.

Logos pushed me academically in ways I hadn’t experienced before, but it also helped me grow in confidence. I discovered how much I enjoy writing, and I learned the importance of using my voice, even when speaking up doesn’t come easily. The Christ‑centered approach in every class encouraged me to think deeply about my faith, and many lessons sent me back to my Bible with new questions and a desire to understand more. That kind of growth is something I’ll always be thankful for.

Even though Logos is online, my teachers made learning feel alive. Their enthusiasm made classes fun, and their encouragement helped me step out of my comfort zone. I also ended up forming friendships I never expected. I used to wonder how anyone could make real connections through a screen, but the people I’ve met here have become friends I truly value and hope to keep in my life long after graduation.

Outside of schoolwork, I’ve continued exploring interests that have been with me since I was young. I’ve always been fascinated by computers, how programs work, how games are built, and how technology solves many problems. That curiosity led me to take coding courses on my own, earn several certificates, and even start a personal project. I also love art and gaming, and being part of the gaming club and esports team at Logos gave me a fun place to enjoy those passions with others.

Another interest that’s grown over the years is my love for languages and other cultures. I’ve been learning Spanish and Korean, to name a few, and I hope to keep expanding my skills. One of my goals is to study abroad someday, not just to learn more about the world, but to share what God has given me and connect with people in meaningful ways.

All of these experiences have helped me understand what I want to pursue next. I plan to major in computer science at the Georgia Institute of Technology, with a minor in computing and intelligence. I hope to create tools, programs, and experiences that genuinely help others in ways that reflect the gifts God has given me."

Hanna, WY

"In my first few years of life, my family moved around quite a bit, but eventually ended up in Hanna, Wyoming. I was homeschooled until 7th grade when I joined Logos Online School and have continued to attend here for the past 6 years. Throughout high school I have been a member of my local 4-H club and have won champion in several small animal events including the small animal Round Robin. My family travels around Wyoming and attends several neat events for the small business my parents own, and I get to have fun with my siblings seeing new places and goofing off. God has blessed me with loving parents, an identical twin sister, two brothers, and a sister in law, and I get to go on fun adventures with them. After school, I plan to attend a cosmetology school in Wyoming then start up my own salon in my hometown."

Hanna, WY

"My family moved around a lot in the first few years of my life ending up in the middle of nowhere Hanna, Wyoming. I was homeschooled until 7th grade when I started at Logos Online School, where I’ve received an incredible education. Throughout middle school and high school, I have been a member of my local 4-H club where I’ve enjoyed raising small animals such as rabbits, ducks, chickens, turkeys, and geese. I also raised a goat during my freshman and sophomore years. While raising my animals, I took them to our county fair through 4-H and participated in small animal shows. I've won Champion Showman in poultry showmanship, rabbit showmanship, and goat showmanship. The Lord has blessed me with two amazing and loving parents, an identical twin sister, two brothers, and a sister-in-law. My family travels all over the state of Wyoming attending events for small businesses with my parent’s mobile shop, and we get to see a lot of fun places and go on great adventures together. After high school, I plan to attend trade school and get a license in nail technology, then I hope to open a nail salon."

Acton, MA

"I have grown up in an Air Force family my whole life, so I've always been used to uncertainty. I have travelled and lived all around the world, and have been homeschooled throughout because that provided the most flexibility. Up until 7th grade when I enrolled in Logos, my mom had been my primary teacher, so my IHA class was daunting, to say the least. I remember whining and complaining to my parents about how much I did NOT want to do an online school. However, I couldn't have been more wrong. Through Logos, apart from receiving an amazing and challenging education, I have met so many amazing Christian men and women, kept in contact with friends through my cross country move, been provided with enough time to hold a job for two years, attend a Crossfit class for a year and a half, travel all over the world, and attend clubs. Logos has also provided stability in my transitory military family. The teachers here are excellent, and are always encouraging you to reach your full potential; they're not afraid to push you harder, which I need. I feel fully prepared to enter adulthood because my classes and schedule over the past six years have taught me time management and to not be afraid to do hard things."

Blountstown, FL

"I was a private schooler until the end of 4th grade, when I switched to homeschooling from 5th to 8th grade. My high school years have been in LOS exclusively; full of laughter, chaos, memes, and quotable moments. Many memorable people have been met during my time here.

My past holds many adventures. I was born and raised in Jacksonville, FL, where I was until I was 14. Since then, I have lived in a small town called Blountstown in Florida, which is close enough to Tallahassee to be considered the greater area.

Since my time starting with LOS, I have done multiple things, such as publishing my first book, Realm of Fates, a high-fantasy novel like that of Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. I have also participated in the Tallahassee Community Chorus for 3 years, and in my local 4H's Archery and Culinary Clubs, which I had stopped attending after last school year had ended.

After graduation, I plan to continue in my writing of the fantasy genre as I work a job to have the money to continue publishing with hopes of eventually making enough to write and sell full time."

Lingle, WY

"I was born and raised in south-eastern Wyoming. My parents own and run a family ranch and my siblings and I are the 5th generation. My parents did a wonderful job raising us to enjoy agriculture, while simultaneously instilling a love and appreciation of different cultures. I spent most of my childhood outside, dirty and barefooted, and I wouldn't have had it any other way.

I have been the president of my local 4-H club for several years now and I have shown pigs with my brothers for 10 years. I have also played different sports including soccer, volleyball, basketball, dance, and track. I love everything related to the outdoors including hiking, camping, hunting and fishing. I also enjoy working out, cooking, and spending quality time with my family and friends. I have played the piano for 12 years and am currently the pianist at our small but mighty Presbyterian church. It has been such a joy and blessing for me.

My sweet mama homeschooled me from kindergarten until 7th grade, which is when we discovered LOS. The first couple months were quite rough, lots of tears and late nights. I can now say that I am so thankful that my parents forced me to stick with it. LOS has shaped me into the woman that I am today. I have learned how to think and articulate clearly and I have developed the godly discipline that will carry me through the rest of my academic endeavours. Most importantly I have grown closer to the Lord. Many of my teachers (shoutout Mr. Smith :-) have acted as more than just teachers. They have been godly mentors and an encouragement to me as I navigated high school.

This fall I plan on attending the University of Idaho. I plan on majoring in nursing. After that I hope to become certified in functional holistic medicine. I want to be able to advocate for people and educate others so that they can heal their bodies the way that God intended. I know that all of these skills will allow me to be a better mother and wife sometime in the future.

Psalm 91:2 “I will say to the LORD, ‘My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.’”

Silverton, OR

"I was born and raised in Silverton, Oregon. I have two sisters and a brother. I grew up playing a bunch of sports but football was the main one. I played for Silverton high school and won the state championship this year. I was homeschooled through freshman year, then switched to Logos sophomore year."

Opelousas, LA

"I grew up in a three bedroom house with eight siblings in a rice field in Opelousas, Louisiana. I’ve been homeschooled my whole life. In 7th grade, I began attending Logos and it truly has changed my life. I met my best friend here and so many people who’ve made a huge impact on me.

I’m beyond thankful I’ve been able to attend this school and do so alongside likeminded people and make friends. Before coming to LOS, I didn’t have a lot of friends, and I know that the little girl I was at 13 is looking at us now with a huge smile. I’ve learned so much and I’ve grown so much, and I wouldn’t be the person I am today without it.

After school, I hope to attend a school (undecided on which one), with hopes of double majoring in Interior and Graphic Design so I can one day open my own remodeling business. I want to meet a godly man, have a big farm, and plenty of kids, raising them up to be godly influences in the world. Overall, I want to honor Him."

Ventura, CA

"My education began at a Christian private school in my hometown of Lancaster, California, which I attended from preschool until 1st grade. When my family decided to move across the country to Massachusetts to be part of a church plant, however, that was no longer an option. Thus began my homeschooling journey! A couple years in, my parents discovered Logos Press, whose curriculum I studied under until 6th grade. 7th grade introduced me to Logos Online School, which I have been a part of since. LOS has made such a significant impact on my life, growing me so much not only in knowledge but also spiritually under the instruction of many godly teachers, and giving me the opportunity to meet amazing people and make lasting friends who would otherwise never have entered my life. It has also been something wonderfully consistent throughout the many moves my family has made both in MA and back to CA. I will be forever grateful for my time here!

My primary interests include reading, crocheting, sketching, hiking, swimming at the beach, and playing instruments. I also started a small online business last summer (IG handle: @swellsndshells), where I sell handmade crochet items! I dabbled briefly in hapkido, surfing, and ceramics last year as well, and would love to put more time into each of those in the future.

After graduation, I will be attending Westmont College as an Augustinian Scholar. My plan is to get a Bachelor of Science in Biology, with an emphasis in ecology and natural history. I love spending time outdoors and admiring God’s creation, especially plants, so I hope to center my career on some form of field botany."

Centerville, TN

"I was born and raised outside of Nashville, Tennessee. I have 5 brothers and 5 sisters. I have been homeschooled and attended co-op, finishing out my junior and senior years at Logos Online. My favorite subjects are math and science. I especially like Physics and chess. I have competed in several chess tournaments and placed 2nd place both times. My work and future interests are in Civil Engineering and construction.

My favorite authors are J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and Brian Jacques.

Some of my favorite memories from my senior year are traveling to Ohio, Florida, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, and Washington, D.C for prolife conferences and events. In D.C., I enjoyed the privilege of visiting the White House property for a screening of an upcoming documentary about the injustices and abuses during the last presidential administration. I also enjoyed a tour of the Department of Justice building."

Chewelah, WA

"I grew up in a small town with one stop light and only 2,000 people. Despite its small size, the city has provided opportunities for the activities I enjoy. I have loved growing up with a ski hill, a community theater, pickleball and tennis courts, hiking and biking trails, and beautiful lakes and nature. Born into a ski family, I first hit the slopes when I was only two years old. Almost everyone in my family is or has been either a ski patroller or ski instructor, so my life has been filled with days on the mountain.

I am proud to say I have never attended public school. My mother co-founded a private Waldorf-inspired school that I went to from preschool through eighth grade. Because of Covid, the school briefly moved to an outdoor location for my seventh grade year. It was truly a unique experience to hold classes in the forest. In rain, snow, or sun, we learned under only the cover of the trees. This school provided a foundation for a love of learning. I made many close friendships and two of my friends joined me at Logos after we graduated from eighth grade.

My time at Logos has been so impactful for my faith. I cannot express my gratitude enough for my humanities teachers and classmates for providing such valuable and thought-provoking discussions. Along with the classical literature, I have enjoyed studying beautiful music with Mrs. Trauger, translating the hilarious stories in Latin with Mr. Moore, and always sharing a good laugh with Mr. Rauch in math class.

Outside of homework, most of my time is taken up by theater. In eighth grade I joined a youth community theater. I had the pleasure of playing many lead roles since then including Anne Shirley, The Wicked Witch of the West, and SpongeBob. Through theater I made some of my closest friends.

After tiring of always doing the same activities when spending time with my friends – board games and karaoke – I decided to start hosting themed get-togethers. My friends and I called it the “creative hangout: putting the fun back in function” as a joke, but the name ended up sticking! Some examples of our themed parties include: Christmas Craftmas, Citrus Summer Soirée, and my personal favorite, my ABBA themed 17th birthday party. I am grateful for my parents’ willingness to open our home to my friends, no matter how loud we were, or how much of a mess we made.

My future academic plan is to attend Boise State University in the Honors College. My sister is a sophomore there, and I am excited to be near her again. I have always been drawn to the medical field, so I am considering a career in nursing. I plan to minor in musical theater to advance my acting and singing skills. I find too much joy in theater to be done after high school. I will continue growing in my faith and pursuing God in everything I do."

Benton City, WA

"I was born and raised in Eastern Washington and classically homeschooled until enrolling at Logos Online School my 7th grade year. I am the oldest of six children and I delight in my siblings’ friendship. I treasure our memories of laughing at so many inside jokes together.

Growing up in a rural setting, I have had the unique opportunity to raise many animals, including a horse, chickens, goats, and many litters of cats, just to name a few. Having begun figure skating at a young age, I have enjoyed competing and now coaching through my local club.

I have further pursued my love for music through years of piano lessons and have recently expanded my training to include voice.

I also value spending my free time traveling, fellowshipping with friends, attending church events, staying active through exercise, and expressing creativity through art.

I have appreciated my LOS teachers and have learned a great deal, and I will always be blessed by my years of instruction there.

I plan to continue my education at New Saint Andrews College this fall, trusting God will lead me as I seek to glorify Him the rest of my days."

Hudsonville, MI

"I was born and raised in Michigan. Growing up, I was homeschooled along with my older siblings by my mom for a few years. From early elementary through 8th grade, I attended a classical, Christian, private school with some homeschool sprinkled in. With a lot of changes in staffing and the majority of the reputable high school teachers moving on from my school after covid disruptions, we decided to give Logos a try for my freshman year. My sister had attended for her senior year and loved the new environment and great teachers.

At first, I was unsure, as I had never done an online format before, but as time went on, I grew to appreciate the extra time I had for extracurriculars, although my homework load quickly increased. This brought new challenges between the balance of work and school, but it has been worth it. I am grateful for the experience I have had at Logos, I have met many godly and patient classmates and teachers along the way.

I am planning to attend a local community college to pursue an Associate's Degree in Culinary Arts, with a Certificate in the Personal Chef Industry. My dream is to be a wife and mom, but for now, I will continue to practice my cooking skills. I do not know where the Lord will lead me, but I am excited to see what is in store!"

Troy, Ontario, CAN

"I've grown up going to many different schools. I started out at a public school, then 2 different private schools, then a classical school, and then I came to Logos in grade 8. Out of all my school experiences, Logos has been by far the best. I thank the Lord for this school because it, and the people in it, have played a large role in my walk with Christ. I'm not always the most involved with the people in my classes, so I'm not surprised I haven't gained any awards, but I am content with just being a part of this school.

After school, I plan on pursuing my career as a marine mechanic, applying all the financial business knowledge I've learned in consumer math. I desire to write music to the Lord and study the truths of God behind such an amazing creation. I also desire to pursue a Christ centred relationship, helping raise the next generation of believers, if it is the Lord's will. Most importantly, I strive to live a life focused around Christ, and all that He is and has done. Thank you Logos for such an awesome school experience and to God be the glory forever!"

Augusta, KS

"I was born in the odd state of Wisconsin, and since then I have moved a total of 13 times. I now reside in the flat, field-covered lands of Kansas. As an obvious result of living in this incredible state, I have experienced countless severe thunderstorms, quite a few of them containing great deals of hail, and only a small fraction produced tornadoes. As a small fearful child, I was frightened at every flash of lightning, and horrorstricken with each blast of glorious thunder. Now, in a slightly ironic way, I have an undying love for the beautiful and chaoticness of weather, specifically the tornado-ripe storms.

Music and art have almost always been a key part of my life, for as long as I can remember. I distinctly remember a day in kindergarten where my teacher decided to play a short little song for us. This happened to be, “What A Wonderful World”, by Louis Armstrong. Something clicked in that moment and the music seemed to pulse through my veins, and I understood music, not as just a beautiful pastime or mood setter, but as a sort of language. This made me the only jazz-loving 7 year old kid in that entire school. I love nearly all genres of music but, due to that particular experience, the incredible, uncanny genre of Jazz holds a particularly special place in my heart.

By the time I was 13, I had the great opportunity to be in close contact with a professional comic artist, Eric Weathers, who mentored me in my artistry, and I believe it is safe to say that I would never be where I am today If it weren't for his mentorship regarding my art. Art and jazz, combined with these occasionally tornadic storms that I have grown to love so dearly, truly display God's power and creativity.

Over the years, I have gone between being fully enrolled in a brick and mortar school, and being entirely homeschooled. In the year 2022, I joined Logos Online School. Through my many years at this school, I have had the privilege of having a great number of different teachers, who I have greatly enjoyed."

Dryden, Ontario, CAN

"Up until grade six I had been attending public school with a small amount of extra education at home provided by my mother. Since my town (Dryden, Ontario) is small, opportunities for higher level education (like Logos provides) aren't limited–they don’t exist at all. That is, until the option of online education opened up with the Pandemic. We looked around for a while (we really did not want to attend public school anymore), and lo and behold, we found Logos. I’m so glad we found it!

Thanks to Logos’ rigorous academic work, I’ve been able to learn, and hone time management skills and discipline that will serve me well later in life. During the first year I found that it was difficult to get everything done in a day, but as time went on I gradually had more free time and I was able to do more of my hobbies (knitting, reading, drawing, writing, and baking). Actually, I even got enough time to start working on (and finish) a book. During the last two years of school, I was able to write a short chapter each week and in the end it all added up to 145k words.

In grade eleven I took Mrs. Bone’s creative writing course and it was phenomenal. Prior to that year, I had taken almost no notes on anything, and if I did take one, it was just usually a sticky note on the wall (with an average of 50 on my wall at a time). When I took her course, however, I actually put stuff down in a spiral notebook and filled almost the entire thing. Not only that, but I’ve found that it’s still helpful to pull it up for reference. I don’t think that I would’ve learned to enjoy writing so much without that class. And the year following that, senior year, I continued to write notes and it’s been excellent. I do still have sticky notes on my wall though, I think 68 was the most I had at once this year… can’t be too sure though; they weren’t all for school, however, so that makes a difference."

Hood River, OR

"My name is Emma Pearl Wilson. I live in a cabin in the beautiful hills surrounding the town of White Salmon, in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge. A few of my favorite things about where I live is all the delicious food, the six plus feet of snow in the winter, and all the wild animals (black bear, cougar, deer, the occasional elk, or wolf, etc).

Some of my hobbies include baking, playing with my Idaho Shag dog Homer, watching old westerns and musicals, cleaning house, reading (some of my favorite non-school books are Green Grass of Wyoming by Mary O’Hara, The Sackett books by Louis L’amour, and the Lord Peter Wimsey books by Dorothy Sayers), embroidery, and finding new ways to style my little sisters’ hair.

My educational journey really started at birth, when I was born into a wonderful, Christian family. I went to a small, private preschool, then to a public kindergarten and first grade. From second grade on, I have been homeschooled by my loving parents. Though we tried many curricula, none seemed like quite the perfect fit, so we ended up using a blend of them all!

Once I entered the tenth grade, I was enrolled in Logos Online School. I must admit that at first the work seemed quite difficult, and the schedule, being much more rigid, took some getting used to. Before long though, I started to thrive in this educational environment, learning more than I would have ever thought possible while making great memories with friends that I will never forget. Some of the subjects that I loved most were Latin I and II with Mrs. Trauger, Integrated Humanities III and Apologetics with Dr. Soderberg, and Integrated Humanities IV with Mr. Dixon.

The years flew by, and before I knew it, my workload had increased, I was writing scholarship essays, and searching for the “perfect” college. Throughout this all, however, family was the main priority. Most every weekend my six siblings and I – ages 0 to 18 – picniced out in the woods, ran through creeks, and scouted the fields of our property. Each Friday night we squished onto our family room couch and watched a movie together. During weekends we baked, raised mason bees for our orchard, built fences, and worked with the animals. There is never a dull moment running a small highland cattle ranch! Of course, none of this would have been possible without the support and encouragement of my wonderful parents! They work tirelessly to ensure that my siblings and I have the best education and upbringing possible.

Once I graduate high school, I will be attending Maranatha Baptist University in hopes of pursuing a degree in language disorders. My dream, though, would be to eventually get married and raise a big, beautiful family as a stay-at-home mom out in the country somewhere. But no matter what my future has in store, I know that the Lord will continue to guide and provide for me."

Elijah Adidjaja

Nehemiah Alderson

Asa Anderson

Naomi Beard

Seda Boles

Hadley Brown

Jade Burgess

Logan Cazorla

Ava Chicoine

Ryder Clark

Kaden Elmer

Benjamin Gibala

Alexandra Gomonay

Emilia Grimm

Catherine Gunn

Orion Hafemann

Eden Harris

Manuel Hayes

Serghei Ivanov

Elliot Kwan

Kyah Lawe

Micaiah Meredith

Ryan Munger

Oliver Muresan

David Page

Abigail Patton

Barnabas Patz

Zabdiel Quiroz

Carmen Rhan

Connor Ramsey

Ethan Randolph

Swaroopa Rebbavarapu

Camille Rindlisbacher

Marius Saenz

Noah Schoepf

Julia Serban

McKenzie Slaney

Olivia Thornton

Daniel Vander Galien

James Walters

Savannah Weaver

Khaki Webb

Jacob Williamson

Christopher Wolfe

Ariana Zollinger

Our graduates were accepted to these colleges:

Augustana University

Azusa Pacific University

Biola University

Boise Bible College

Boise State University - Honors College

Boyce College

Butler Community Collage

Cal Poly Pomona

Carthage College

Cedarville University

Chemeketa Community College

Cisco Community College

College of Southern Idaho

College of the Ozarks

Colorado Mesa University

Columbia International University

Concordia University - Irvine

Covenant College

Crandall

East Texas A&M University

El Paso Community College

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

Florida Atlantic University

Florida Institute of Technology

Florida Southern College

Gateway Technical College

Geneva College

George Fox University

Georgia Institute of Technology

Grand Rapids Community College

Grove City College

Hardin-Simmons University

Heritage College and Seminary

Hillsdale College

Hofstra University

Howard Payne University

Johnson & Wales University

Kennesaw State University

Liberty University

Louisiana Christian University

Maranatha Baptist University

Middlesex Community College

Milligan University

Milwaukee School of Engineering

Mississippi College

Montana State University

Nelson University

New Aberdeen College

New College Franklin

New Saint Andrews College

New York Institute of Technology

Northern Arizona University

Northwest College

Northwest Nazarene University

Norwich University

Oregon State University

Ozark Christian College

Pace University

Point Loma Nazarene University

Prairie View A&M University

Purdue University

Queens University (Canada)

Redeemer School of the Arts

Redeemer University

Reformation Bible College

Regent University - Honors College

Rochester Institute of Technology

Seminole State College of Florida

Tabor College

Tarleton State University

Texas A&M International University

Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi

Texas A&M University - Kingsville

Texas A&M University - San Antonio

Texas A&M University - Texarkana

Texas A&M University - Victoria

Thales College

The Master’s University

Tidewater Community College

University of Massachusettes - Boston

University of Massachusettes - Lowell

University of North Carolina - Charlotte

University of North Carolina - Greensboro

University of San Diego

Union University

United States Coast Guard Academy

United States Military Academy

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