Please be sure to check out the September 2026 LCUSD9 Update for important updates and reminders. Students will be dismissed at 11:00am (LJHS/LHS) and 11:10am on Wednesday.

Today's junior high baseball "B" game and high school boys soccer game are moved to 5:15 starts due to the wet bulb forecast we use to determine safe temperatures to play outside contests.
Wednesday Sept 23rd 7:00 high school gym: Parent/Player/Coach meeting for Junior High Cheerleading and Junior High Boys and Girls Basketball. These athletes must have a current physical on file with the school, all athletic paperwork filled out online-this is found in the documents you filled out online to register your student, it says 6-12 athletic forms, and there will be a $50 sports fee. We will collect the sports fee after tryouts, this fee must be paid before the 1st game or they will not be allowed to participate
Sept 28 3:15-5:15 in elementary gym, junior high boys basketball will start, if baseball is still playing in the post season, baseball players do not attend unless baseball does not have practice or a game that day
Oct 5th 5:15-7:15 JH girls basketball tryouts will start, if softball is still playing in the post season, softball players will not practice but can attend tryouts
Oct 5th 3:00-5:00 high school commons area JH Cheerleading tryouts. Tryouts may take up to 3 days, it will depend on the number of athletes we have that come out and what is ultimately decided on how many to keep. To tryout they must have the physical on file and paperwork filled out, there are no exceptions or extensions on tryouts.
Oct 1st Homecoming games! 4:30 soccer vs Wesclin, 6:00 Volleyball vs Steeleville, come out and show some great school and community spirit and support!

HOMECOMING TICKETS ARE ON SALE!
Don't miss out! Homecoming tickets will be available for purchase THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK ONLY!
Be sure to get your ticket before sales close - no tickets will be sold after the deadline!
Tickets are $25, cash only, and available in the office.
Get ready for a great night of music, dancing, friends, and fun!




















Thanks to past fundraisers, the PTO plans to cover the cost, but we need your help to raise the remaining funds. If you would like to support this addition to our gym, please consider making a donation through our zeffy fundraising page or sending a check to LES PTO via the elementary office.
Thanks for all your support
- Lebanon Elementary PTO

Our high school soccer team has had a great start to the season so far with a 6-0 start as they travel down to play Gibault tonight at Oreter Field in Columbia at 7:00 to beat the heat. I would like to take a second to recognize 2 accomplishments that happened this past week during games.
Congratulations to Senior Deion Washington for becoming the all-time school record holder in goals scored when he scored his 73rd goal of his career against Breese Central. He passes last year's senior Lincoln Hamm who held the record at 72 career goals. Going into tonight's game at Gibault Deion has extended his goal record to 77 goals so far this season. Great job Deion.
We would also like to congratulate our foreign exchange player from Italy, Jocopo Porcu. for scoring his first goal in his 2nd game of the season and actually finished the game against East Alton Wood River with 3 goals and 2 assists. Congratulations Jocopo and welcome to Lebanon!


Congratulations to the JH/HS Teachers' "AWESOME" of the week! These students were recognized by their teachers for sparking joy at school!




Senior Keegan Brown was running her race when she came along a runner from Trico on the course who was in terrible pain and struggling to put weight on her injured leg. Keegan had a choice, keep running and finish as best as she could in the race or stop and help a fellow athlete that had suffered and injury that may keep the athlete from completing the race. Keegan chose to be a good human and stop to help a competitor to continue in the race. This is tremendous sportsmanship displayed by senior Keegan Brown. Our district and community are very proud about the choice she made. When I talked to her about it, she didn't think she did anything special, she did what she thought anyone else would do. In the world we live in today, unfortunately we know that is probably not true that everyone else would have sacrificed their own race time helped the girl from Trico. But that is what makes this a great story, Keegan didn't do it for the recognition or even because she thought it was special that she did it. She did it because it was the right thing to do. Great job Keegan Brown, thank you for representing our school and community in a great way!
Lebanon CUSD #9 is looking for enthusiastic CHEERLEADING COACHES to join our Greyhound family! 🐾
We have SEVERAL COACHING POSITIONS AVAILABLE and are looking for energetic, positive leaders who are ready to bring the SPIRIT, PRIDE & PURPLE! 💜🤍
We are looking for a JrH Head Cheer Coach, a JrH Asst Cheer Coach and a HS Asst Cheer Coach.
📣 Build skills & confidence
🐾 Encourage teamwork
💜 Bring the ENERGY on game day
🤍 Show your GREYHOUND PRIDE!
Ready to lead the cheers? Come coach with the Greyhounds! 📣🐾
If you are interested, please send a letter of interest to Dr. Matt Noyes at lhardy@lcusd9.org. Any questions, please
call 618-537-4611.
💜🤍 GO GREYHOUNDS! 🤍💜
#GreyhoundProud #LebanonGreyhounds #CheerCoach #JoinOurTeam


Save the Date for the Homecoming Parade on Friday, October 2!

Today is the 1st day of 5th and 6th grade girls basketball practice. We have moved the practice time today to accommodate girls playing softball. Basketball practice will be from 5:00-6:00 in the elementary gym. Wednesday's practice will be 6:00-7:30. Reminder this is for any girls in 5th or 6th grade.

