Above: Lebanon High School, with its iconic circular structure, opened in 1969 and underwent major renovations in 2013. (LebTown file photo by Will Trostel)
4,915
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7
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Website: lebanonsd.org
Superintendent: Nicole Malinoski
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Katie Knol
Katie Knol is a 2024 Penn State graduate with bachelor’s degrees in journalism and political science. She has reporting experience in student-run publications The Daily Collegian and CommRadio along with NPR-affiliate stations WPSU and WITF. Born and raised in the Hershey-Palmyra area, when she isn’t…
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LebTown coverage of Lebanon School District
Lebanon School District meeting coverage
Lebanon School District seeks taxpayer feedback on future with LCCTC
Before deciding on the future of its affiliation with the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center, Lebanon School District directors want to hear taxpayers views.
Lebanon school board weighs leaving Career & Technology Center
Lebanon School District is weighing whether to leave the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center and launch its own in-house vocational education program.
Lebanon school board OKs more intermediate school update costs
Updated construction costs and a new athletic director highlighted the July 20 Lebanon School Board meeting.
Lebanon school board passes ’26-’27 budget with 3.43% property tax increase
At its June 15 meeting, the Lebanon School board approved a budget with a 3.43% tax hike, and rejected proposed revisions to updated articles of agreement for the Lebanon County Career and Technology Center.
Starting this fall, Lebanon 5th-graders will attend renovated intermediate school
Beginning this fall, 5th graders in the Lebanon School District will be attending the district’s newly-refurbished intermediate school instead of the city’s elementary schools.
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