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Leading the Way

For Every Student, Every Day.

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Every Student. Every Path

Supporting growth, wherever it leads.

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Learning to Lead

Inside and beyond the classroom.

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A Place to Belong

Supporting every student, every step of the way.

Welcome to Mt. Lebanon High School

For more than a century, Mt. Lebanon High School has been leading the way, earning national recognition, producing remarkable graduates, and giving every student the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can do.

 

Mt. Lebanon High School

From a two-year high school in 1912 to one of Pennsylvania's most celebrated institutions today, Mt. Lebanon High School has never stopped raising the bar. That legacy of excellence, in academics, arts, athletics, and activities, is the foundation every student stands on when they walk through our doors.

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Learning Together

Our classrooms are vibrant places where students explore English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and more. 

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Stronger Together

In Mt. Lebanon, our schools are at the heart of our community, and our community is at the heart of our schools.

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Latest News

High School Model United Nations Earns Five Individual Awards at Notre Dame Conference

The Mt. Lebanon High School Model United Nations team brought home five individual awards from the University of Notre Dame Model United Nations Conference (NDMUNC), recognizing students for their preparation, diplomacy, and performance in committee.

Competing against students from schools across the country, five Blue Devils earned individual honors in their respective committees.

James Quisenberry and Alex Hergenroeder each earned second-place individual awards. Quisenberry represented the Mitsubishi Board of Directors, while Hergenroeder competed in the 2008 Financial Crisis committee.

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Three additional students earned third-place individual awards:

  • Aiden Bryer — European Council
  • Vanshika Jain — India’s Parliament
  • Freyja Dyrud — FIFA

Model United Nations gives students the opportunity to participate in substantive committee sessions that emphasize thorough research, structured debate, and strategic negotiation. Through thoughtfully designed committees and dynamic crisis simulations, students will learn to confront complex international issues and are expected to draft innovative solutions.

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Mt. Lebanon High School Announces 2026 Homecoming Court

Congratulations to the 2026 Mt. Lebanon Homecoming Court! Members of the court will be introduced, and Homecoming Royalty will be crowned before the home football game against Central Catholic on Friday, October 2, at 7:00 p.m. 

2026 Mt. Lebanon School District Homecoming Court

  • Tess Arnold
  • Gabrielle Beigi
  • Chris Bruder
  • Ivy Campbell
  • Henry Clark 
  • Pyper Fleming 
  • Peter Goslin 
  • Brady Lowe 
  • Finn McNamee 
  • Viv Volek
     
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Fifteen MTLSD Students Recognized With Letters of Commendation From the National Merit Scholarship Program

Fifteen Mt. Lebanon High School students have been recognized with Letters of Commendation for their exceptional performance in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, based on their October 2025 PSAT results. These students were among the top 50,000 scorers out of more than 1.5 million students who took the 2025 PSAT.

In recognition of their exceptional abilities and potential for future academic success, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation will honor these students by sending Letters of Commendation. While Commended Students do not advance in the competition for National Merit Scholarships, some may still be eligible for Special Scholarships sponsored by corporations.

Mt. Lebanon High School's National Merit Commended Students are:

  • Conner Baird
  • Aigerim Bakytzhan
  • Molly Bozick
  • Caleb Campanaro
  • Richard Deluca
  • Filip Drabek
  • Peter Goslin
  • Matthew Harrold
  • Maya Kashlan
  • Henry Mitchell
  • Gabrielle Prasad
  • Caroline Rost
  • Henry Stiglitz
  • Benjamin Watterson
  • Yiru Yang
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