Lebanon Special schools overview
Lebanon Special School District
A growing K-8 district funding staff, school repairs, and student technology.
How does this K-8 district fund its work?
Lebanon Special is a seven-school K-8 district. Its 2026-27 budget uses Tennessee TISA aid, county property and sales taxes, and the district's own tax revenue.
Governance
A five-member elected board sets policy, hires the director, and approves budgets.
Growth
Enrollment reached 4,744 in March, up about 2.1%.
Employee costs
The new budget includes a 3% raise and absorbs an 8.75% health premium increase.
Students transfer to Wilson County Schools for high school, so this page covers only Lebanon Special's elementary and middle schools.
What the public record shows
Major projects
Walter J. Baird gym floor
ApprovedThe district will replace the middle school's gym floor after the 2026-27 sports seasons.
- Board authorized the bid process.
- Board approved the $283,000 bid.
Funding
State infrastructure funds
Castle Heights window replacement
Approved and scheduledImpact-resistant windows are replacing existing windows at Castle Heights Elementary.
- Board approved the lowest bid and a February 17 start.
Funding
Infrastructure funds; price not stated in collected minutes.
Recent news
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