Students from four regional elementary school participate in a fun educational program at Lebanon Valley College.
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LVC quiz show will pit college students, faculty against elementary students
Lebanon Valley College is bringing together a group of local fourth-, fiifth-, and sixth-graders on Tuesday for its inaugural Smarty Pants Showdown.
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LVC will discount master’s programs for commonwealth employees & dependents
Lebanon Valley College President James M. MacLaren announced this month that LVC has partnered with Governor Josh Shapiro’s office to provide a 15% tuition discount on more than 20 career-advancing graduate degrees and certificates for all eligible employees of the commonwealth, as well as their spouses and dependents.
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County school districts close for snow
Annville-Cleona, Cornwall-Lebanon, ELCO, Northern Lebanon, Lebanon, and Palmyra Area school districts have all closed for Tuesday, Dec. 2, as have Lebanon Christian Academy, New Covenant Christian School, Our Lady of the Cross, and the Lebanon County CTC.
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Here’s how Lebanon County schools performed in 2025 standardized testing
The percentages of students who tested at or above proficient varied throughout the county’s public schools in both PSSA and Keystone Exam testing.
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Lebanon Co. Career & Tech Center receives healthcare clinic proposal
Lebanon County school administrators are reviewing a Penn Medicine proposal to launch an employer-sponsored healthcare clinic similar to 12 existing facilities serving more than 60 employers and 13,000 members across Pennsylvania.
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South Lebanon Elementary teacher named 2025 outstanding art educator
South Lebanon Elementary School teacher Andrea Klein was named 2025 Outstanding Elementary Art Educator of the Year by the Pennsylvania Art Education Association and recognized at an Oct. 10 luncheon.
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LVC physics professor earns national award for research with undergraduates
An associate professor of physics and co-chairman of chemistry and physics at Lebanon Valley College has been named the nation’s top faculty member for research with undergraduate students.
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Palmyra best among Lebanon County high schools in U.S. News rankings
Palmyra Area High School and several schools in the district received high marks in U.S. News & World Report’s Best School rankings for 2026.
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Cornwall Elementary to widen walking path, use for vehicles during child pickup
Cornwall Elementary School is expected to open a widened parent pickup path Nov. 17 designed to keep up to 70 cars on school grounds during dismissal instead of backing up traffic on nearby roads and at Cornwall Center.
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CTC reviews four construction plans ranging from $80 million to $123 million
The joint operating committee for the Lebanon County Career & Technology Center reviewed four concept plans for significant changes to the facility during its monthly meeting Tuesday.
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Lebanon SD bids Lebanon Catholic demolition, will tear down mansion
Lebanon School District is soliciting bids for demolition of the former Lebanon Catholic School as well as additional structures on the 1400 Chestnut Street campus, including the historic Donaghmore Mansion.
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Palmyra Area School District receives recognition as a Great PA School
Palmyra Area School District was recently designated as a Great Pennsylvania School, a designation that recognizes public schools in the commonwealth that “provide students with access to rigorous programming, are community-centric, demonstrate financial well-being and display resilience,” according to a press release from the district.
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LVC music professor to be inducted into Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame
A music professor at Lebanon Valley College will be inducted into the Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame this fall for contributions to music education.
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Cornwall-Lebanon School District cuts the ribbon on Falcon Connector building
A year and a half after breaking ground on the 33,000-square-foot building, the Falcon Connector, bridging Cedar Crest High School and Middle School, was officially unveiled Tuesday night.
