Summary:
Lebanon City, Ohio serves roughly 5,202 students across five schools: two elementary schools (grades PK–2 and 3–4), two middle schools (grades 5–6 and 7–8), and one high school (grades 9–12). The Lebanon City district ranks 224th of 773 Ohio districts — the 71st percentile — with a 4-star rating. School-level rank histories are available for three schools; the other two have none in this data.
Lebanon High School is the largest school (1,604 students) and the strongest performer on rank: it climbed from the 73rd to the 79th percentile while holding 4 stars, with a 97.5% graduation rate and above-state results in every End-of-Course subject — Biology leads at 85.6% vs. 67.0% statewide. Lebanon Junior High posts the single highest test result in the data, 97.6% Algebra I proficiency, along with 70.5% in 8th grade math (state: 52.0%), but 7th grade math is its one below-state score at 45.8% vs. 48.6%. Among the elementary schools, Berry Intermediate shines in grades 5–6, including 83.0% in 5th grade ELA and 82.7% in 5th grade science, with the district's lowest student-teacher ratio at 19.8. Donovan Elementary beats the state in all four subjects it tests, and Bowman Primary has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 13.1%.
Overall, Lebanon City schools outperform Ohio in nearly every tested subject — the only below-state result is Lebanon Junior High's 7th grade math. The main watch items are attendance at the secondary level, where chronic absenteeism runs 18.8% at the high school and 20.8% at the junior high, above the district's 16.5%, versus 13–15% in the elementary and intermediate buildings. Algebra I is the district's biggest split: 97.6% at the junior high versus 68.2% at the high school, likely reflecting advanced middle schoolers taking the course early. Spending figures are from 2018–19, so treat them as historical context only.
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