Summary:
New Lebanon Local School District serves PK–12 students in Ohio through three schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — with a combined listed enrollment of 1,048 students, and the district ranks 542 out of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 30th percentile with a 2-star rating.
Each school has a distinct profile. Dixie Elementary School (PK–4, 446 students) is the highest-ranked of the three at the 43rd percentile, and its 3rd grade math is a clear strength: 80.3% proficient versus 62.1% statewide. However, its 4th grade results trail the state, with 60.2% in math and 48.4% in ELA. Dixie Middle School (5–8, 291 students) posts a standout Algebra I proficiency of 93.8%, far above the district's 51.6% and the state's 61.6%, and 5th grade Science is also above state. But 6th grade math (30.3%) and ELA (38.2%) lag well behind state levels. Dixie High School (9–12, 311 students) has a 95.1% graduation rate and solid American Government results at 79.7% versus 71.6% statewide, yet Geometry is a serious weak spot at 14.9% against 43.3% statewide, and Algebra I sits at 36.2% versus 61.6%.
Chronic absenteeism is highest at Dixie Middle (18.0%), above the district rate of 15.2%, while Dixie High has the lowest at 12.7% and Dixie Elementary is 14.9%. Student/teacher ratios from 2024–25 favor the middle school (11.1), followed by the high school (12.9) and elementary (14.8). All three schools have slipped in rank percentile since 2023–24, with Dixie Elementary dropping most sharply, from the 59th to the 43rd percentile. Per-student spending data is older, from 2018–19, and free/reduced lunch figures are not reported, so those factors cannot be used to compare these schools.
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