Summary:
The city of Lebanon, Connecticut is home to 3 public schools serving students from elementary through high school. The Lebanon Elementary School, Lyman Memorial High School, and Lebanon Middle School make up the Lebanon School District, which has a mix of academic performance and economic challenges.
The standout school in the district is Lebanon Middle School, which ranks 55th out of 250 Connecticut middle schools and earns a 4-star rating. This school consistently outperforms the state average on standardized tests, with 70.3% of 5th graders proficient or better in ELA and 65.6% in Math. In contrast, Lyman Memorial High School has strong ELA performance but struggles in Math, with only 22.1% of 11th graders proficient or better on the SAT Math section.
Across the district, all three schools have significant percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating economic disadvantage. Per-student spending varies, with Lyman Memorial High School spending the most at $22,645 per student. Student-teacher ratios are relatively low, which may contribute to the academic performance, especially at the middle school level.
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