Lebanon High School Class of 2021 Graduation Parade and Commencement Ceremony Car Parade - Saturday May 15, 10:00 am (rain or shine)  Families, friends, and staff are encouraged to come out and support the Class of 2021! The route begins at Urbancrest

The Lebanon City School District Board of Education took action on April12, 2021 at a special meeting to employ Isaac Seevers as superintendent of schools, effective August 1.  Mr. Seevers, who was awarded a four-year contract, is currently the

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM THE TRANSPORTATION DEPT: As we enter the spring season of 2021, we are already making plans for the 2021-2022 school year. We will again be requiring parents of all students, grades 1 - 12 to opt-in for transportation for the

It was great returning to school yesterday and seeing everyone after a much needed winter break.  As we begin the second semester, we continue to face many challenges with the ongoing pandemic.  Just prior to our return, the governor released new

Lebanon City Schools is a Google district. That means that we use GSuite for Education tools for teaching and learning. Please visit our Parent Portal Website for useful information in accessing technology from home. 

Dear Parents: As winter weather approaches, it is time once again to communicate our plans for informing our stakeholders about snow delays and closings. Like last year, if school is delayed or canceled, we will send a text message to all

Introducing the LCS Family Tech Support Parent Portal! Lebanon City Schools is a Google district. That means that we use GSuite for Education tools for teaching and learning. Your student will type their work on Google Docs, create multimedia presentations on

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The Project Excellence Committee of the Area Progress Council of Warren County, Inc. seeks to recognize and honor excellent teachers within the public schools in Warren County. We ask your assistance in identifying exceptional educators who demonstrate

Neighborhood Bridges, a non-profit charity headquartered in Westerville, Ohio will be launching its Gateway for Kindness to serve the Lebanon Schools community in Lebanon, Ohio. A 501(c)(3) organization, Neighborhood Bridges has driven direct support and care