Lebanon School District

Located at 891 Exeter Road in Lebanon, Connecticut, the Lebanon School District is an active, traditional public school system serving families within a distant rural setting in the Norwich-New London-Willimantic metropolitan area. Operating independently as a non-charter district outside of a supervisory union, the system manages three operational schools that provide a continuous educational pathway from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The district offers a structured academic environment designed to support students at every stage of their primary and secondary education, maintaining strong local ties and accessible administration for the surrounding community.

The district currently educates 968 students, maintaining balanced enrollment figures across all grade levels, including 69 pre-kindergarten children and robust high school cohorts averaging between 70 and 90 students per grade. The student population—comprising 501 male and 467 female learners—reflects a diverse demographic makeup consisting primarily of White (823) and Hispanic (87) students, alongside multi-racial, Asian, Black, Native American, and Pacific Islander peers. To foster learning and operational excellence, the district employs a well-rounded workforce featuring approximately 209 full-time equivalent teachers, 42 instructional aides, and 195 support staff members, culminating in a total staffing context of over 446 full-time equivalent professionals dedicated to student growth and campus operations.