Mt. Lebanon Schools

Mt. Lebanon Schools: What Relocating Families Want to Know

Answers to the questions relocating buyers ask most often

Which School District Serves Mt. Lebanon?

Homes located within the Municipality of Mt. Lebanon are served by the Mt. Lebanon School District. The district provides kindergarten through 12th-grade education across 10 schools: seven elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school.

Elementary Schools — Grades K–5

• Foster Elementary School
  700 Vermont Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15234
• Hoover Elementary School
  37 Robb Hollow Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15243
• Howe Elementary School
  400 Broadmoor Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
• Jefferson Elementary School
  11 Moffett Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15243
• Lincoln Elementary School
  2 Ralston Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15216
• Markham Elementary School
  65 Crescent Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15228
• Washington Elementary School
  735 Washington Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15228

Middle Schools — Grades 6–8

• Jefferson Middle School
  21 Moffett Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15243
• Mellon Middle School
  11 Castle Shannon Boulevard, Pittsburgh, PA 15228

High School — Grades 9–12

• Mt. Lebanon High School
  155 Cochran Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15228

Elementary and middle school assignments depend on the home’s address. Before purchasing, confirm the property’s assigned schools directly with the district.

Visit the Mt. Lebanon School District Website

Where Do Mt. Lebanon Graduates Go After High School?

Many Mt. Lebanon High School graduates continue their education after graduation. According to the district, approximately 93% of graduates enroll in postsecondary programs. These pathways can include four-year colleges and universities, two-year colleges and specialized career training.

College is one of several options students can consider. Military service, apprenticeships, employment and gap-year experiences may also fit a student’s interests and goals. For families comparing schools, it helps to look at the academic programs, career exploration and counseling available to support those individual plans.

The district publishes Student Outcomes Reports with more information about graduates’ next steps. Destinations and participation rates vary by graduating class.

Explore Mt. Lebanon’s Student Outcomes Reports

How Are Students Assigned to Schools?

In Mt. Lebanon, a student’s home address determines the assigned elementary and middle school. The district has seven elementary schools serving grades K–5 and two middle schools—Jefferson and Mellon—serving grades 6–8. Both middle schools lead to Mt. Lebanon High School for grades 9–12.

The district provides an attendance-area map and a street-by-street school assignment list to help families identify the schools associated with a particular property.

For anyone relocating, confirming school assignments should be part of evaluating a home. Verify the exact property address directly with the district before purchasing, rather than relying only on a real estate listing, ZIP code or proximity to a school.

Check Mt. Lebanon School Attendance Areas

What Should I Know About Transportation?

Mt. Lebanon is a walking school district and generally does not provide regular school bus transportation. Many students walk to school, while other families arrange their own transportation. Neighborhood sidewalks, designated crossings and crossing guards support the daily walk.

For families relocating to Mt. Lebanon, the actual route from a home to its assigned school deserves a closer look. Distance is only part of the picture—hills, street crossings, your child’s age and winter weather can all affect the daily routine. Walking the route before choosing a home can help you understand how it would work for your family.

If you plan to drive, review the school’s designated drop-off and pickup procedures. Also consider arrangements for after-school activities and days when walking is impractical.

Specialized transportation may be available for eligible students. Families with individual transportation needs should contact the district directly to discuss eligibility and arrangements.

Review Mt. Lebanon’s Getting To & From School Information

What Does the Mt. Lebanon School Calendar Look Like?

The Mt. Lebanon School District follows a traditional school-year calendar, with classes generally beginning in August and ending in early June. The schedule includes holiday breaks, teacher in-service days and other dates when students do not attend school.

For families planning a move, review the calendar alongside your closing date, moving schedule and childcare arrangements. Pay particular attention to the first day of school, winter and spring breaks, early dismissals and the last day of classes.

The district’s online calendar also includes school events and student activities. You can filter by school, print selected dates and subscribe to calendar alerts, making it easier to follow the schedules that apply to your family.

Always consult the district’s current calendar before making plans, as dates and events may change.

View the Mt. Lebanon School District Calendar

How Does Mt. Lebanon High School Rank Nationally?

Mt. Lebanon High School ranks No. 517 nationally and No. 15 in Pennsylvania in the 2026–2027 U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools rankings.

The rankings evaluate factors including college readiness, state assessment performance, graduation rates and participation and performance in Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate coursework and exams. They assess individual high schools rather than entire school districts.

For families considering a move to Mt. Lebanon, rankings provide one useful comparison point. It is also helpful to explore course offerings, student support services, extracurricular activities and how those opportunities fit your child’s interests and needs.

Rankings change annually, so keep the publication year in mind when comparing schools or reviewing information from different websites.

Explore U.S. News Best High Schools Rankings

What Should I Verify Before Choosing a Home?

If schools are part of your home search, start by confirming the exact property address with the Mt. Lebanon School District. A mailing address, ZIP code or school listed on a real estate website should not be your only source for determining school assignments.

Before committing to a home, review:

• Assigned schools: Confirm the elementary and middle school serving the property directly with the district.
• The daily trip to school: Walk or drive the actual route, noting hills, sidewalks, crossings and pickup arrangements. Mt. Lebanon generally does not provide regular school bus service.
• Enrollment requirements: Ask which residency documents, student records and health information are needed, especially for a midyear move.
• Programs and student support: Contact the district about courses, services or accommodations relevant to your child.
• Your family’s schedule: Consider school hours, childcare, after-school activities and your own commute.

Confirm these details before making your purchase decision, particularly if a specific school assignment or service is essential to your move.

Visit Mt. Lebanon School District Enrollment Information

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