Following an absence of one school year due to COVID-19 impacts on teaching, the 2021-2022 school year logos were redesigned and all meant to be inspired by French culture, French landmarks, or the French language. Each logo also features a star somewhere in the logo to display what level/year of French was taken during that class period. Period 6 and 7 were combined French III-IV classes and subsequently have 7 stars each, divided into groups of three and four. 

The Goeller Cup Playoffs logo was also revamped and recreated. The new logo featured a championship trophy with a green banner across it just below the cup. Underneath the banner was the bottom half of a hexagon, in homage to the shape and nick-name of France, just like the 2019 logos. Depending on whether the logo was in French or in English depended on where the texts were placed but generally speaking one set of text was overlaid on the banner and the second set of text was inside the hexagon underneath the base of the trophy. Below the second text was the year of competition but some versions meant to be reused from year to year either featured the ClassDoJo logo or the Millbrook High School "M" logo.

This logo saw different variations of colors depending on the round of playoffs: the Finals logo used a Carolina blue banner atop a dark-red/maroon hexagon while the champions logo was gray with a French flag banner underneath the word CHAMPIONS.

The class logos for the 2022-2023 school year were inspired by mythical creatures, the first time that the class logo theme wasn't directly related to France or francophone culture in any way. Like previous years, the logos this year include symbolic stars, however this year they represent class periods that have previously won the Goeller Cup Playoffs. There were three classes who qualified to have a star in their logo - Period 8, Period 1, and Period 3. There was no period 1 class this year so only Periods 3 and 8 had stars added to their logos. The included mythical creatures are werewolves (period 2), unicorns (period 3), leprechauns (period 4), cyclops (period 5), mermaids (period 7), and vampires (period 8).

Mr. Bracken also taught a virtual section of French 3 online through the Nevada Learning Academy (NVLA). Their class logo is a compass with the letters NVLA and the state of Nevada in the middle of a Las Vegas-style star.

The 2024 format saw the regular season rebranded into the LCF - La Ligue de la Classe de Français. The LCF logo draws inspiration from previous years' logos in addition to paying homage to France using the traditional hexagon logo, shaded in red, white, and black to represent Las Vegas High School. In the top center of the logo is the year of the contest, 2024, sitting just above the Las Vegas skyline. Across the middle is a black box with the LCF name, met with another hexagon at the bottom of the French flag, outlined in gold, the same color as the Goeller Cup trophy. Rounding out the bottom of the logo superimposed over a portion of the French flag is the LVHS Wildcat logo.

The 2024 playoffs logos are nearly identical to the 2023 logos, bearing the red and black shield with the banners over the bottom of the trophy. The most notable difference is that they year, 2024, is filled in this year as opposed to just being an outline last year.

There is also a new Goeller Cup Finalist patch logo for this year that features a black state of Nevada as the background of the trophy and wordmark of the Goeller Cup playoffs. The Wildcat logo sits in the middle of the banner bearing the word "Finalist" which will eventually be replaced by the logos of the 2 finalist classes. Next to that is a stylized 2024, representing the year and just below is a white star marking the location of Las Vegas High School within the State of Nevada.