Summary:
Lebanon School District is a compact Lebanon, New Hampshire, district with four schools serving approximately 1,632 students from prekindergarten through grade 12. The district ranks 42nd of 166 New Hampshire districts, placing it in the 75th percentile, and offers two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. Enrollment is largest at Lebanon High School with 606 students, followed by Lebanon Middle School with 464, Hanover Street School with 316, and Mt. Lebanon School with 246.
Lebanon High School is the district’s strongest overall performer, ranking 13th of 89 statewide. It has an 89.3% graduation rate, no reported dropouts, and strong proficiency in reading, mathematics, and science. Its 74% reading proficiency and 62% SAT mathematics proficiency are especially notable. Among the elementary schools, Mt. Lebanon School stands out, ranking 35th of 230 and leading the district in elementary mathematics at 70%. It also has the strongest elementary reading result at 64%. Hanover Street School ranks 53rd and remains above state averages, particularly in mathematics, with 64% proficiency.
Lebanon Middle School ranks 41st of 138 and performs above New Hampshire averages in mathematics, reading, and science, but its results are below the district’s overall figures. Grade 6 is the clearest area for improvement, with 45% proficiency in mathematics and 50% in reading, while grade 8 mathematics rises to 63%. Parents may also want to monitor recent declines at Mt. Lebanon School and grade 4 results at Hanover Street School. Overall, the district’s most consistent strength is mathematics, and all four schools perform above statewide averages in their reported subjects.
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