About Us

Lebanon High School has been preparing Yellowjackets for success in college, careers, and life for decades. With a legacy rooted in community support, LHS has continually grown and adapted to meet the needs of students.

In 1972, the district opened a Vocational Technical Center for grades 10–12, followed by a new 77,000-square-foot high school in 1975, made possible through strong taxpayer support. That same year, the historic Adams building was retired, ushering in a new era for secondary education in Lebanon.

Today, LHS serves grades 9–12 with more than 60,000 new square feet of flexible classrooms and collaborative spaces on the way, thanks to the passage of Proposition 4 in 2024. From rigorous academics and career pathways to athletics, arts, and leadership opportunities, Lebanon High School continues its proud tradition of excellence while embracing the future of learning.