Summary:
The city of Lebanon, Tennessee is home to 14 schools across two school districts - Wilson County and Lebanon. The schools serve students from elementary through high school, with 8 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 1 alternative school.
Among the standout schools in the area, Wilson Central High School ranks among the top 85 high schools in Tennessee and maintains a consistent 4-star rating. It demonstrates strong performance across subject areas, particularly in English II and Algebra II. At the elementary level, Jones Brummett Elementary School and Tuckers Crossroads Elementary stand out with 4-star ratings and high proficiency rates in core subjects.
The schools in Lebanon exhibit a range of student demographics, with the percentage of White students varying from 54.15% to 78.74%, African American students from 3.49% to 19.51%, and Hispanic students from 9.42% to 25.05%. Test scores and proficiency rates also vary, with some schools like Wilson Central High School and Jones Brummett Elementary performing above district and state averages, while alternative and virtual schools face unique challenges. The data also reveals a range of spending per student, from $8,842 at Lebanon High School to $12,966 at Tuckers Crossroads Elementary.
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