Summary:
High Schools located in Lebanon Community School District 9 consist of a single campus: Lebanon High School, a comprehensive school serving grades 9–12 with 1,162 students at 1700 S 5th St in Lebanon, Oregon. Because it is the district's only high school, the district's high-school-level figures for graduation, absenteeism, and 11th-grade test scores are identical to the school's figures, while the district's "All Grades" results include other grade levels.
Lebanon High School is ranked 204th out of 271 high schools, at the 25th percentile with 1 star, and has stayed in the bottom quartile across three years (200/268, then 194/270, then 204/271). Even so, its graduation rate of 87.8% is 4.8 percentage points above Oregon's 83.0%. Test results are weaker: 11th-grade ELA proficiency is 39.7% versus 46.0% statewide, math is 15.1% versus 22.9%, and science is 15.6% versus 33.8% — the largest gap, with the school's science rate less than half the state's. The district overall ranks 65th of 141 (54th percentile, 3 stars).
The biggest concern is chronic absenteeism: 48.6% of students are chronically absent, compared with 41.1% in the district and 33.5% statewide. The school reports 88.55% free/reduced-price lunch, per-student spending of $19,507, and a student-teacher ratio of 20.8. In short, families can expect a school that graduates students at an above-state rate and comes closest to state norms in English language arts, but that trails notably in math and science and serves a high-need population with very high absenteeism.
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