The Logan-Rogersville High School statistics shown in the tables below are from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

[14] LRHS began CPR training for students during the 2017–2018 academic year, which was required from Missouri Senate Bill No.

[16] The history of the Logan-Rogersville School District has been documented by the Citizen's Bank of Rogersville: There is no city, village or hamlet named 'Logan'.

[21] The following is a summary of LRHS projects that have received grant funding from the Logan-Rogersville Educational Foundation (LREF).

[22] In February 2014, a vulgar flier was circulated among LRHS students that described a points contest for the winter homecoming dance for accomplishing various sexual acts including rape.

School officials were made aware of the flier prior to the homecoming dance, and three students were placed under investigation.

[23] In October 2017, LRHS was the center of controversy due to the "Rogersville Horror Story" fundraiser for the school's Project Graduation, which was a haunted house event in a local funeral home.

The threat was reported to law enforcement, and after an investigation throughout the prior night, the student was arrested shortly after midnight.

The lawsuit claimed that the injury was the result of a "dangerous condition" with a "foreseeable risk of harm" with students performing "toe touches both on and off unsecured metal folding chairs on the concrete gym floor".

The LRHS boys' basketball team has placed a total of six times in the MSHSAA State Championship Tournament.

[54] In 2013, the Supreme Court of Missouri's civic education committee hosted the first statewide Constitution Project, which included competitions in journalism, crime scene investigation, and trial advocacy.

LRHS won the Grand Champion Award and the traveling Freedom Cup trophy for the highest overall score.

[38] The LRHS girls' cross country team has placed a total of six times in the MSHSAA State Championship Race.

The LRHS football team won the 2011–2012 MSHSAA Class 3 State Championship, defeating John Burroughs School of St. Louis 21–14.

[74] LRHS announced in March 2018 that Mark Talbert was selected as the new head football coach, who was previously defensive coordinator for Fair Grove High School.

[38] The LRHS boys' outdoor track and field team has placed a total of four times in the MSHSAA State Championship Tournament.