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Good morning, all - it’s been a busy week. Admin has been meeting with departments to discuss budget requests and good progress is being made. As is the case every year, these discussions focus on meeting the needs of students and maximizing student learning, while taking into account our obligations to be fiscally responsible and find ways to reduce spending where possible. Our department heads understand that responsibility as well, so the process is productive and collaborative.

Girls soccer and field hockey have home games this afternoon, and football plays tonight as well - we hope to see you there. Enjoy your weekend.

Good morning, all - the good start at LHS continues. Our students, including the 9th-grade class, have done a great job assimilating back into the building, and teachers have picked up where they left off last year, with classroom instruction alive and well. We had the Activity Fair yesterday during Academic Block in the gym, and there was great enthusiasm and energy as students signed up for clubs and co-curricular activities. We are concluding the week with the 9th-grade hike up Mt. Kearsarge, and it appears that the fog has lifted and it’s going to be a great day. I hope you all get the chance to enjoy the long weekend with family and friends.

Mallory Eshbaugh

Good morning, all - a short week, but a good one. The students did a terrific job at the Opening Assembly on Wednesday. They were attentive, respectful of one another, and phones appeared to be off and away; all in all, a good start to what we hope is a productive and enjoyable school year. The counseling office has been busy with schedule changes and students, including 9th graders, appear to be settled in and navigating the school day largely without issue. The first couple of weeks of school usually are good days, with students excited about seeing their friends, meeting their teachers, and looking forward to participating in co-curriculars and spending time with their teammates. It takes effort on everybody’s part to maintain that positive momentum and keep moving forward in a good way, knowing full well that some days are going to be better than others. Our staff is committed to making sure that students have the best day possible, and students appear to recognize the effort and are doing their part as well. We’re excited to get started and we look forward to working with you as the year progresses. Have a good weekend. 

Ian / Principal

Welcome to LHS!

We are excited to welcome back our students and kick off a great school year! Here are a few key dates and details to help you prepare:

• August 20: Teachers Return
• August 25: Class of 2030 Orientation
• August 26: First Day of School for All Students

On August 26, all students will report to their advisories first, followed by this daily schedule. Students will find their advisory assignment and location in Alma.

A complete information packet was sent to families on August 13. You can also review this Introduction to Lebanon High School for helpful details about the upcoming year.

Questions?

Feel free to contact the main office at 603-448-2055, or reach out directly to:

• Ian Smith, Principal: ismith@sau88.net
• Bonnie Robinson, Curriculum Director: brobinson@sau88.net

We are excited to announce LEBMed - an opportunity for students to enter the field of healthcare. Thanks to our partners: Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital and River Valley Community College, and congratulations to our first cohort.