Summary:
Zip code 06249 in Lebanon, Connecticut is served by three public schools in the Lebanon School District, which ranks 65th out of 153 Connecticut districts with a 3-star rating. Together, Lebanon Elementary School (grades PK–4, 366 students), Lebanon Middle School (grades 5–8, 265 students), and Lyman Memorial High School (grades 9–12, 322 students) form a complete educational pathway for approximately 953 students.
Each school has a distinct strength. Lebanon Middle School is the clear academic standout, earning a 4-star rating and ranking 73rd out of 258 Connecticut middle schools (72nd percentile) in 2025–2026. Its 7th-grade math proficiency (67.2%) exceeded the state average by 23.1 percentage points, and its ELA scores were well above state averages in every tested grade. Lyman Memorial High School stands out for its 94.9% graduation rate, above the state average of 91.2%, with 11th-grade science proficiency also slightly above the state. Lebanon Elementary School excels at attendance, with a chronic absenteeism rate of just 5.8% — far below the district's 11.9% and the state's 16.4%.
Key metrics reveal a few patterns worth noting. Chronic absenteeism triples from elementary to high school, reaching 18.1% at Lyman Memorial — above both district and state averages. Per-pupil spending rises steadily by grade level, from $16,388 at the elementary school to $22,645 at the high school, though the high school's 3-star rating matches the elementary school's despite the higher investment. The middle school has the lowest student-teacher ratio (8.6:1), supporting its strong academic performance. One area to watch is 5th-grade math (45.1% proficiency), which sits essentially at the state average while other middle-school grades perform well above it. Overall, the district is a cohesive feeder system that generally outperforms Connecticut averages across academics, graduation, and early-grade attendance, with Lebanon Middle School as the strongest link in the chain.
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