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The Lebanon School District is deeply grateful for a recent donation of $15,788 from FUJIFILM Dimatix to support the district’s food service program. This generous contribution helps ensure Lebanon students continue to have access to healthy, filling meals at school

Lebanon School District administrators have developed a draft budget for the 2026–2027 school year, built collaboratively across all schools and aligned with the district’s mission and strategic goals. The district continues to serve more than 1,694 students with strong outcomes, including Lebanon High School’s recent ranking as the #2 public high school in New Hampshire. The FY27 proposal considers student needs, instructional quality, staffing, operations, and capital improvements, with full transparency through publicly available budget documents. Rising healthcare costs—now projected to increase 19.6%—pose significant fiscal challenges, contributing to a proposed operating budget of $58,563,737, a 6.93% increase over the current year. We know we will need to make difficult choices, so we are seeking community input before making any reductions. Our annual budget work session is on Saturday, November 22, at 8:00 a.m. at Lebanon Middle School. We invite feedback to ensure a responsible, student-centered final budget proposal.

November invites us to pause and reflect. The vibrant pace of fall is giving way to quieter days, and in our schools, the steady work of teaching and learning continues to take deeper root.

This season also reminds us of the power of gratitude. I am thankful for our students, whose curiosity and energy bring our classrooms, stages, and athletic fields to life; for our dedicated staff, who go above and beyond, and for our families, whose support strengthens our community.

Investing in a High-Quality, Sustainable Education for All Lebanon Students

Come join a great team providing an essential service for our kids and community! The Lebanon School District is hiring bus drivers, both for regular school transportation and special events like field trips and extracurricular activities. No experience is necessary; we pay for our certified trainers to provide all the training you need to obtain your CDL and School Bus Certificate.

The position offers competitive pay, flexible hours, and regular drivers receive a $10,000 annual stipend for healthcare costs. You can also choose to keep the cash, instead. 

For more information, and to apply, visit bit.ly/sau88busdrivers.

Five Lebanon High School seniors have earned recognition from the prestigious National Merit Scholarship program.

Eden Ames and Henry Swan have been named Semifinalists, and Saanvi Bramhe, Benji Madory, and Blaise Yuan earned Commended Student status.