Summer Hours: District Office - Open Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed for lunch 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Closed June 19 and July 4. Lebanon High School - Open Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., closed for lunch 11:30 a.m.

Join us next Wednesday, June 18 as local radio host and personality Chick Ludwig teams up with the Lebanon Athletic Department to host a special event honoring the Lebanon Lady Warriors Softball Team and their incredible State Championship run! The

Here’s the third installment of our new feature called WARRIOR SPOTLIGHTS - check them out! These Warrior Spotlights are quick and fun features on existing staff. Through these spotlights you can get to know someone a bit better or put a face to a

Join us for an important community conversation centered around the key ideas from The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt. Whether you’ve read the book or not, your participation is welcome and valued. Let’s answer the call to

Join us as we celebrate Staff Appreciation Week all this week! This week is the perfect time to recognize the dedicated teachers and staff who work hard to make our district a great place for students. Consider filling out this form to write a note of

Donovan Elementary School is turning community service into a fun and impactful event with its upcoming Cereal Box Domino Drive, benefiting the Lebanon Food Pantry. The school is calling on students, families, and community members to donate unopened boxes of

Say hi and give a Warrior Wave to the newest members of our Warrior family! 

• ELIZABETH SANDS - Attendance Secretary at Lebanon Junior High School
• RYAN SAUNDERS - Technology Office Assistant at District Office

The national, non-profit School Nutrition Association (SNA) has named Megan Grippa, Lebanon City School District's Child Nutrition Coordinator, the Midwest region Director of the Year. The award recognizes the extraordinary contributions of school nutrition

WARRIOR PRIDE ALERT! Congratulations to these three Lebanon High School Seniors of the Class of 2025 - they have been chosen as this year’s Valedictorian and Co-Salutatorians!   Wesley Holdcraft is the Class of 2025 Valedictorian. He

Lebanon High School Drama’s production of Freaky Friday: A New Musical is ready to hit the stage! Join us for this funny, heartwarming, and high-energy show that students have been working hard to bring to life. Performance

Attention parents of fourth graders: Berry Intermediate's 5th Grade Orientation takes place Wednesday, April 23. There are two sessions to choose from - 6 and 7 p.m. You'll be able to learn more about Berry and tour the building.

Here’s the second installment of our new feature called WARRIOR SPOTLIGHTS - check them out! These Warrior Spotlights are quick and fun features on existing staff. Through these spotlights you can get to know someone a bit better or put a face to a

Join us in congratulating Lebanon High School senior Callahan “Callie” Carroll for winning the Franklin B. Walter All-Scholastic Award!   Callie represents the best of what we hope for in our students - she personifies the

Warrior families, the transportation opt-in form MUST be filled out by Friday, April 18! Forms must be completed by April 18 for students to be guaranteed a bus route during the first week of school in August. To fill out the form, log into FinalForms

On April 9, four individuals were inducted into the Lebanon City School District Hall of Fame: Gene 'Chip' Bonny, Jr., Dr. Timothy Linker, Roberta 'Bobbi' Hurtt, and David Stewart. Join us in congratulating this esteemed group of individuals who

Superintendent Isaac Seevers surprised teachers Amy Paul and Kathy Vaughn with some exciting news - they’ve each won a Project Excellence Award from the Area Progress Council of Warren County!   Mrs. Amy Paul teaches first and second grade

          We welcome and highlight our new staff with Warrior Wave announcements - you can see past announcements here and here. We're beginning a new feature called WARRIOR SPOTLIGHTS - check them out! These Warrior

Berry Intermediate School is hosting their annual Career Day Thursday, May 22. They are looking for people to share about their professions. Presenters can sign up for the morning sessions - from 9 to 9:30 a.m. and from 9:35 to 10:05 a.m. and/or

The Player's Box is a new initiative at Lebanon High School focused on student athletes. It's a 6-week curriculum designed to focus on the athlete's mental preparation and healthy view of competition.   Athletes spend countless hours working

   The Lebanon Hall of Fame event will take place April 9, 2025, beginning at 7 p.m. at Bowman Primary School, 825 Hart Road. Inductees to the Hall of Fame have made distinguished and significant contributions to our school district. They are

Join us as we come together as a community to learn how we can equip ourselves with the knowledge and tools to support our children and protect their mental health during the digital era.   Stephen J. Smith, founder and President of A Wired Family, is

Due to illness we have cancelled the Book Study dates for March. Please plan to join us in April!  Details: You’re invited to a community-wide book study on The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt, a discussion of the mental health

We're excited to welcome the Class of 2038! Mark your calendar - kindergarten registration for the 2025-2026 school year opens Saturday, March 1 - with in-person appointments to begin Monday, March 3.   Registration is a two-part process: first

 Say hi and give a Warrior Wave to the newest members of our Warrior family!  KIM ROBBINS - 5th Grade Secretary @ Berry SHERI BALLMAN - HR Administrative Assistant @ District Office PAIGE HAYES - Cafeteria Worker @

Emma King, a 7th-grade student at Lebanon Junior High School, has been recognized as a winner in the 2025 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Art, Essay & Multimedia Contest, hosted by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. This annual statewide contest encourages

The Board of Education approved a revised calendar for the 2025-26 school year at Monday’s meeting. Please note that the last day of school has changed. The new last day for the 2025-26 school year is May 28, 2026. You can view school year

The week of Valentine's Day, we celebrated Love in Lebanon by highlighting some of our married staff couples: Brittany & Nick StottsBrittany and Nick Stotts, both 5th-grade math and science teachers at Berry Intermediate, have been a team for 10 years,

Say hi and give a Warrior Wave to the newest members of our Warrior family! KELLY ACKERMAN - District Office - Accounting Specialist ABBIGAIL ALSIP - Special Education Aide - Lebanon Junior High DEBBIE CARTER - Special Education Aide - Lebanon Junior

It's time to order yearbooks! Schools do not order many extra copies, so families are highly encouraged to place their order by the deadline:  Bowman Primary  Yearbook Company: Lifetouch Website to Purchase a Yearbook: ybpay.com  Bowman ID

You’re invited to a community-wide book study on The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt, a discussion of the mental health challenges facing today’s youth and the role that screens and social media play in shaping their experiences. As

Melissa Johnson, a Kindergarten teacher at Bowman Primary School, has made a lasting impact on Lebanon and beyond. Over winter break, she experienced a truly historic moment—an invitation to the White House to meet President Biden and witness the

Our district's overall rating of 4.5 out of 5.0 stars on the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce's District Report Cards is due to improvement in two components: Graduation Rate and Progress. Achievement, Gap Closing, and Early Literacy remained the

The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce's District Report Cards were released today. We're thrilled to announce our district's overall rating is 4.5 stars! This rating is a reflection of the collective effort of our staff, students, and the strong

   The Legacy Project launched last spring and created a clear vision for the future of Lebanon Athletics and a plan to enhance and grow Lebanon's outdoor facilities. Our athletic facilities not only provide a place for our student athletes

Lebanon City School District supports National Suicide Prevention Month held annually each September. On September 24, we're hosting a community forum about protecting youth mental health in the digital era. Join us as we come together as a community to