Requests for vaccination and medical records will be filled beginning August 10, 2020 and should be made by emailing your School Nurse. Unfortunately, these requests cannot be filled in the summer months when the nurses's offices are closed. We suggest contacting your doctor if you need these records before the start of school.

Please read this document for important information regarding the re-opening of athletic training for high school and junior high school athletes. Information can also be found at the athletic website, under

The Summer Reading Public sponsored by th Lebanon Public Library will be digital this year! See flyer for details.

It's the LAST DAY of school for the CLASS OF 2020! In the last couple years, LHS has established a new tradition for this day - the Through the Years Senior Farewell Tour. The seniors don their caps and gowns, load up on buses and visit every school. Students

We are now scheduling registration appointments for Kindergarten students and new students in all grades who will be attending Lebanon City Schools in the fall. To protect the health and safety of our visitors and employees we have incorporated social

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

Due to technical issues, the Resiliency Survey scheduled for grades 3-12 has been canceled indefinitely. 

Yearbooks must be ordered online at www.yearbookforever.com, cost is $75. Please also see the attached picture for information regarding submitting senior pictures for the yearbook. Questions should go to Mrs. Bierkan at

LHS Senior, Miranda Lester, organized a 5K to help raise suicide and mental health awareness 5 years after her father, a detective with the Clinton County Sheriff's Department, committed suicide. The event brought over 350 people to VanDeGrift Stadium.