High Schools in Lebanon City

Lebanon City, Ohio is served by a single public high school: Lebanon High School, a grades 9–12 building with 1,604 students in the Lebanon City district. Because the district has only one high school, the district's high-school figures and the school's own figures are nearly identical, so this is a detailed profile rather than a comparison among schools.

Lebanon High School is a 4-star school that has climbed in state rank for three consecutive years — 230th, then 191st, then 166th — placing it in the top 21% of Ohio high schools. It outranks its own district (71st percentile) and exceeds the Ohio average in all six end-of-course subjects, usually by double digits. Biology (85.6%) and American History (84.9%) are notable strengths, and Geometry sits 21.2 points above the state. The 97.5% graduation rate implies only about 10 non-graduates per senior class. The school's subject average rose 1.9 points year over year, faster than the state's 1.3-point gain, with the largest jumps in its two weakest subjects: Algebra I (+7.3 points) and Geometry (+6.0 points).

Watch items: Algebra I is the weakest subject (68.2%) and the only one where the school trails its own district (79.1%) — likely because middle-school students also take that exam. Chronic absenteeism is 18.8%, above the district's 16.5%, and the 20.3:1 student-teacher ratio is relatively high. Data also comes from different years: free/reduced-price lunch (28.37%) and staffing are from 2024-25, while per-student spending ($8,733) dates to 2018-19.