Located in the rural outskirts of Cincinnati, the historic city of Lebanon is located 30 miles North of Cincinnati, and 30 miles South of Dayton, making it the perfect spot for families or individuals who would like to split their time between the two. The city is home to top-notch eateries, especially for those who have a sweet tooth, and does an excellent job of putting on a variety of events throughout the year to engage their community.
SCHOOLS
The school system in Lebanon is as straightforward as it can get. Available to you is the Public School system or Christian School system, both of which can cover kids from Pre-K to 12th grade.
Lebanon Christian Schools
- Founded 1973
- Cover Pre-K to 12th
- Tuition Fees depend on grade level and number of children, under $1000/kid
- Goal of 20:1 student to teacher ratio
Public Schools
- Bowman Primary: Grades Pre-K to 2
- Donovan Elementary: Grades 3-4
- Berry Intermediate: Grades 5-6
- Lebanon Junior High: Grades 7-8
- Lebanon High School: Grades 9-12
- Average of 5800 Students in District
GOOD EATS
Lebanon is full of not-so-hidden gems when it comes to eateries. The most well-known is the historical Golden Lamb — a hotel and restaurant combo established in 1803, that has famously hosted 12 United States Presidents.
- The Golden Lamb
- Village Ice Cream Parlor
- The Acapulco
- Roll On In → Sushi Burrito & Bowls
- The Breakfast Club Cafe
- Golden Turtle Chocolate Factory
- Royce Cafe & Coffee
- Whit’s Frozen Custard
SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT
A Lebanon local tells me that the city has events all throughout the year to keep individuals and families entertained. From “Girls Night Out” — an all-night shopping extravaganza — to the much anticipated Christmas Parade, Downtown Lebanon has events running every month.
Be on the lookout for:
- Annual Oktoberfest
- Christmas Parade
- Country Applefest
- Quick drive to Cincinnati Premium Outlets
- Bicentennial Park
- Colonial Park
- Harmon Park
- Ida Juris Bennett Dog Park
- Jarod Park
- Will and Harriet Miller Ecological Park
- Warren County Fairgrounds — Common fair & festival venue
- The Lebanon Library — Host of many kids activities
For more info go to: http://www.mainstreetlebanon.org/ or http://www.lebanonohio.gov/
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