Logos School to build track and field complex named for Charlie Kirk

Logos School, a classical Christian school in Moscow, Idaho, has announced plans to construct a track and field complex named in memory of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The school's board unanimously voted to honor Kirk following his death one year prior.

The proposed facility is part of a 30-acre campus expansion and is designed to include an eight-lane track, 2,500 seats, an alumni fieldhouse, locker rooms, and concessions. Artist renderings indicate that Kirk’s name will be featured above the western entrance breezeway.

Logos School was founded in 1981 by pastor Doug Wilson. The institution currently enrolls approximately 700 students from kindergarten through 12th grade. The school is currently conducting a capital campaign to fund the ongoing construction of its new secondary campus.