Lebanon Township School District

Lebanon Township School District serves 532 students in two schools: Valley View School (PK–4) and Woodglen School (grades 5–8). Since they serve different grades, the fairest comparisons are with state results for the same grade. In 2025–26, both schools scored above the state in every reported ELA grade, while math results varied more by school and grade. The clearest districtwide takeaway is that ELA was consistently above state results, but math was not.

Valley View stood out in grade 4 math: 68% proficiency, 21 percentage points above the state’s 47%. At Woodglen, science was a strength: it exceeded state results by 11 points in grade 5 and 12 points in grade 8. Its Algebra I results were also much higher than the state’s—91% versus 40% for the End of Course result, and 90% versus 75% in grade 8. The weaker area was Woodglen math in grades 5–7, where results were 41%, 40% and 30%, each below the state; grade 8 math was above the state by 5 points. ELA was above state results at both schools, though the margins ranged from 3 points in Valley View grade 3 to 18 points in Woodglen grade 5.

Recent changes were mixed: Woodglen’s four-grade ELA average rose 5 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while Valley View’s two-grade average fell 10 points; math averages changed little at Valley View and declined 3 points at Woodglen. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile ranking moved from 72 to 68 at Woodglen between 2023–24 and 2025–26, while Valley View rose from 58 to 65. In 2024–25, student-teacher ratios were 7.7 at Woodglen and 9.0 at Valley View; free/reduced lunch eligible rates were 14% and 18%, respectively. These figures add context, but do not explain the differences in test results.