Lebanon Community School District

Lebanon Community School District Public school district serving K-12 students in the Lebanon and Lacomb, Oregon area.

The official Lebanon Community School District page is a place where people can learn about what’s going on in our schools, stay up to date on announcements, and celebrate the LCSD community. Our district makes every reasonable effort to ensure that its social media pages contain only content appropriate to serve its mission of educating students. However, the nature of social media sites

presents third parties the opportunity to post content over which the district has no control. That content may be offensive, inappropriate, and/or in violation of school district policies and regulations. Once identified, such content will be removed as promptly as circumstances allow. Administrators of this page reserve the right to review, retain, and/or remove comments. Lebanon Community School District does not sponsor or endorse any content posted on this social media site by third-party users. We expect that participants will treat each other, our students, and our employees with respect. Comments will be removed if they:
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Welcome Our 2026–27 Student School Board Representatives!We are excited to welcome Scarlett French, Braden Pruett, and C...
08/20/2026

Welcome Our 2026–27 Student School Board Representatives!

We are excited to welcome Scarlett French, Braden Pruett, and Chloe Regalado, all seniors at Lebanon High School, as LCSD’s Student School Board Representatives for the 2026–27 school year!
Throughout the year, Scarlett, Braden, and Chloe will attend School Board meetings, provide updates and perspectives from our schools, and help ensure student voice is part of district conversations and decision-making.
They will also work to develop a Student Board Advisory Committee, creating additional opportunities to connect with their peers, gather feedback, and keep the Board and district leadership informed about what matters most to LCSD students.
We are excited to see these student leaders grow in their roles and help strengthen the connection between our students and the School Board. Congratulations, Scarlett, Braden, and Chloe!



Pictured from left to right: Board Chair Lorlee Engler, Superintendent Jennifer Meckley, Scarlett French, Chloe Regalado, Braden Pruett, Board Vice Chair Clyde Rood, and LHS principal Craig Swanson.

New Developments for Our Earliest Learners!We are excited to continue growing our PreK opportunities across LCSD! Thanks...
08/19/2026

New Developments for Our Earliest Learners!

We are excited to continue growing our PreK opportunities across LCSD! Thanks to increased funding through the Preschool Promise Grant, we are now able to support four PreK classrooms across the district:

Two at Cascades Elementary
One at Green Acres Elementary
One at Lacomb School

And we’ve been busy getting our spaces ready! This summer, our Facilities Team built a beautiful new covered play area at Green Acres, giving our youngest learners a great space for outdoor learning and play throughout the year. At Lacomb School, a newly fenced PreK play area is also ready to welcome students.
We are grateful for the grant funding that makes these expanded opportunities possible—and for our LCSD staff who have worked hard to prepare classrooms and spaces for our youngest Warriors.

We’re ready for our preschoolers!

Summer Work Spotlight: New Press Box at Warrior Track & Field!With the loss of Heath Stadium, LCSD needed to make sure W...
08/10/2026

Summer Work Spotlight: New Press Box at Warrior Track & Field!

With the loss of Heath Stadium, LCSD needed to make sure Warrior Track & Field could continue to serve as a home for games, meets, and other athletic events. One important piece of making that happen was a functional press box—and thanks to some great teamwork, we now have one!

Weyerhaeuser generously donated two units of 2x6 lumber and two units of 2x4 lumber for the project, helping significantly reduce the cost to the District.

Our talented LCSD Facilities Team took it from there, completing the framing, siding, trim, flooring, counters, doors, PA system, and most of the painting. Specialized work, including electrical, was completed separately as needed.

By using donated materials and the skills of our own employees, we were able to create a much-needed facility while being thoughtful stewards of District resources.

A huge thank you to Weyerhaeuser for supporting our schools and student-athletes, and to our LCSD Facilities Team for putting their skills to work and getting it done!

This project is a great example of Effective Facilities, Financial Integrity, and Community Connections all working together—and another Win City win!

Summer Work Spotlight: Technology DepartmentThe summer work doesn't stop once the classrooms are painted and the floors ...
08/06/2026

Summer Work Spotlight: Technology Department
The summer work doesn't stop once the classrooms are painted and the floors are waxed!
Before students and staff return, our Technology Department visits every classroom in every school to reconnect equipment, refresh and update computers, replace aging devices, and thoroughly test each workstation to ensure everything is ready for a successful first day of school.
Today we're highlighting Spencer Dirkx, one of our Technology Support Specialists, hard at work at Riverview, preparing classrooms for the new school year.
We're also recognizing Anthony Dubra, our Network Specialist, who is installing Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) backup systems in every school. These systems keep our network infrastructure running during power outages, helping minimize disruptions and ensuring critical technology stays online when it's needed most.
Even better, this project is E-Rate eligible, allowing the district to leverage federal reimbursement funds to improve our technology infrastructure while maximizing local taxpayer dollars.
These are just two examples of the many behind-the-scenes projects our Technology Department is tackling this summer to create the best possible learning environment for our students and staff.
Thank you to our Technology Team for keeping LCSD connected, prepared, and ready for another great school year!

Join Us for the August School Board Meeting!Have you ever wondered what goes into running a school district? From studen...
08/03/2026

Join Us for the August School Board Meeting!

Have you ever wondered what goes into running a school district? From student achievement and school safety to facilities, finances, and planning for the future, the Lebanon Community School District Board tackles decisions that impact every student and every family in our community.

You're invited to attend our next Board Meeting on August 6th at 6 pm in the Lebanon Public Library!

Whether you're a parent, staff member, student, or community member, your presence matters. Board meetings are a great opportunity to stay informed, hear about district initiatives, and see firsthand how decisions are made to support our schools.

We look forward to seeing you there as we continue working together to provide the best possible education for Lebanon students.

Want to see what's on the agenda before you attend? You can view the complete Board meeting agenda and supporting materials here:https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1785526174/lebanonk12orus/lkqaoajqx0hu2oxlkywy/August2026BoardMeetingAgendaandPacket.pdf

Can't make it in person? Watch the meeting live on our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com//streams

Ralston Academy got a great summer upgrade—and it came at very little cost to the district!Our custodial team partnered ...
07/29/2026

Ralston Academy got a great summer upgrade—and it came at very little cost to the district!
Our custodial team partnered with ALSCO to refinish the concrete floors at Ralston Academy while serving as a training site for a team from Salem-Keizer. In exchange for hosting the training, ALSCO loaned the specialized equipment to the district at no cost.
The upgrades didn't stop with the floors! Ralston Academy also received new furniture, thanks to our Finance Department winning a contest at last summer's OSABO Business Conference.
A huge thank you to our incredible custodial team for their hard work and to ALSCO for investing in our staff through this partnership. We also want to extend our sincere appreciation to Virco and HMK for donating the new furniture, and to our Finance Department for turning a contest win into a lasting benefit for our students and staff.
This project is a great example of how Lebanon Community School District is living out our strategic priorities—creating Effective Facilities, demonstrating Financial Integrity through smart stewardship of district resources, and strengthening Community Connections through valuable partnerships.

Community Update: Red Oak Tree Removal at The Brick HouseBeginning July 27, 2026, work will start to remove the mature R...
07/26/2026

Community Update: Red Oak Tree Removal at The Brick House

Beginning July 27, 2026, work will start to remove the mature Red Oak located in the front yard of The Brick House (1675 S 5th St).
We value our mature trees, and removing one is always our absolute last resort. However, following a professional evaluation by a certified arborist from Santiam Tree Service, removal was determined to be the safest and most responsible path forward.

Why is the tree being removed?
● Safety Concerns & Poor Attachments: Over time, pruning around powerlines has caused the tree to grow large, overextended limbs over The Brick House, utilities, and the nearby tennis courts. These heavy limbs have "V-shaped" unions with included bark, making them structurally weak and prone to falling/failure.
● Limited Root Space: The root zone has less than 1/4 permeable surface available, leading to root impacts on the foundation and utilities of The Brick House.
● Why Pruning Wouldn't Work: Severe pruning or root cutting at this stage would heavily stress this mature tree. It would cause rapid, weakly attached regrowth ("epicormic growth") that creates new safety hazards, while severely harming the tree’s overall
health.

Please be mindful of crews and equipment in the area during this time. Thank you so much for your understanding and support as we work to keep our community safe.

2026–27 School Registration is Still Open!If you haven't registered your student yet, please do so as soon as possible. ...
07/24/2026

2026–27 School Registration is Still Open!

If you haven't registered your student yet, please do so as soon as possible. Early registration helps us monitor enrollment, plan staffing, and prepare for a successful school year.
Register here: https://www.lebanon.k12.or.us/families/enroll

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New ParentVUE App: Be sure to update or reinstall the app before logging in.
Forgot your password? Use the "Forgot Password" option on the login screen. If your account becomes locked, contact our technology department to have it reactivated.
Already registered? Log in to ParentVUE and check your Intro Status. If it says Pending Registration or Accepted Registration, your registration has been successfully submitted.

Transportation Reminder!
If your student will ride the bus, a School Bus Registration Form must be submitted by August 26 for first-day transportation. Forms received after August 26 will be processed in the order they are received, which may delay bus service.
Sign up for the bus here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15K3B_CyDZmu8CBD9CgTWqbVnIbvzFu99-9TgRxF8jE0/edit

Thank you for helping us prepare for a great start to the 2026–27 school year!

Great news for LCSD families! Thanks to the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), all students attending Lebanon Commun...
07/22/2026

Great news for LCSD families! Thanks to the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), all students attending Lebanon Community School District will receive breakfast and lunch at no cost to families during the 2026–27 school year. Healthy meals help students stay focused, energized, and ready to learn. We look forward to serving our students every day!

Thank you to our Nutrition Services team for preparing and serving healthy meals with care each day, and to the district staff who work behind the scenes to collect, manage, and report the data required to maintain our eligibility for the Community Eligibility Provision. Your hard work helps ensure every student has access to nutritious meals and is ready to learn each day.

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485 S 5th Street
Lebanon, OR
97355

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