Our high school girls bowling team battled today in what was one of the toughest regionals in the state. Our coaches were very proud of our girls competitiveness at the IHSA Regional at West Park Bowl today
Junior Sophi Joshu completed a 6 game series with a score of 1015 and high game of 215 finishing 36th overall
Freshman Ericka Bonjour completed her 6 game series with a total of 762 and a high game of 151 placing 50th overall.
Mascoutah won the Regional as a team and Lauren Hill from Mascoutah won as the top bowler with a 6 game series of 1302
Great job competing today Greyhounds!
🐾 Rock in Greyhound Style! 🐾
Lebanon Greyhounds Rocking Chair
This custom Greyhound rocking chair is the perfect place to slow down and show your Lebanon pride. Thoughtfully painted and decorated in Lebanon Greyhounds colors and spirit, it’s a cozy, eye-catching piece made to be enjoyed for years.
🪑 A timeless rocking chair with a spirited twist
💙 Celebrates Lebanon school pride and community tradition
🏡 Ideal for reading time, a child’s room, classroom corner, or porch display
Whether it’s rocking a little one, reading a favorite book, or simply cheering on the Greyhounds, this chair is a special keepsake for any Lebanon family.
👉 Silent Auction Item — take it home with the highest bid!
Designed and created by Victoria Linck
Lebanon Greyhounds Rocking Chair
This custom Greyhound rocking chair is the perfect place to slow down and show your Lebanon pride. Thoughtfully painted and decorated in Lebanon Greyhounds colors and spirit, it’s a cozy, eye-catching piece made to be enjoyed for years.
🪑 A timeless rocking chair with a spirited twist
💙 Celebrates Lebanon school pride and community tradition
🏡 Ideal for reading time, a child’s room, classroom corner, or porch display
Whether it’s rocking a little one, reading a favorite book, or simply cheering on the Greyhounds, this chair is a special keepsake for any Lebanon family.
👉 Silent Auction Item — take it home with the highest bid!
Designed and created by Victoria Linck
🐾 Lebanon Greyhounds Spirit Desk – Silent Auction Item! 🐾
Show your Greyhound pride with this one-of-a-kind school desk, hand-painted and fully decorated in all things Lebanon Greyhounds!
💙 Features school colors, logos, and spirited details
🎨 Custom-painted – no two like it
🏫 Perfect for a student, classroom, home study space, or Greyhound fan cave
This desk isn’t just furniture—it’s a statement piece celebrating Lebanon school spirit and community pride.
👉 Available in our Silent Auction
Highest bid takes home this exclusive Greyhound treasure!
🐾 Bid. Win. Show Your Greyhound Pride!
Show your Greyhound pride with this one-of-a-kind school desk, hand-painted and fully decorated in all things Lebanon Greyhounds!
💙 Features school colors, logos, and spirited details
🎨 Custom-painted – no two like it
🏫 Perfect for a student, classroom, home study space, or Greyhound fan cave
This desk isn’t just furniture—it’s a statement piece celebrating Lebanon school spirit and community pride.
👉 Available in our Silent Auction
Highest bid takes home this exclusive Greyhound treasure!
🐾 Bid. Win. Show Your Greyhound Pride!
Step right up ladies and gentleman and bid on this AMAZING Greyhound quilt that will be in the silent auction this Saturday at Rock & Roll Bingo! If you bleed purple, this is the perfect gift for you! What are you willing to bid????? #HOUNDS
We will have our jh boys and jh girls basketball and jh cheerleading sports recognition night on Wednesday February 11th at 6:30 in the high school commons. The booster club will be providing drinks and snacks.
Check out information regarding Rock and Roll Bingo! Click on the link! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vTx2GSawqo
Cancer Awareness night, sponsored by our National Honor Society, was held this past Friday night at the high school boys game vs Dupo.
NHS chose to give the money raised that night to the family of Dupo's head coach Jason Sashanker as his wife is battling breast cancer.
Creekside Bar and Grill also did a dine and donate that night that will be included in the money that is donated to the Sashankers.
Athletes and coaches were invited to read who they were playing for that night in regards to someone who was battling cancer, beat cancer or passed due to cancer. NHS also had a bake sale and basket raffle to help raise funds that evening
We will post the total money raised in the next day or two. Very proud of our community helping a member of another community during their battle with cancer
Great job Greyhounds!
Yesterday three of our FFA members traveled to SIU Carbondale for the Ground Zero conference. The Ground Zero conference is a leadership conference for freshman and sophomore FFA members. They participated in personal growth activities, learned more about FFA, and connected with other FFA members!
Join us for Cancer Night during the high school boys basketball game tonight at 6pm in the high school gym. There will be raffle baskets, a 50/50 drawing, and a bake sale. All proceeds will be given to someone fighting cancer.
Hello Lebanon Elementary Families!
Tomorrow is the last chance to order a Dino-Mite Family Reading Night shirt. Family Reading Night is Wednesday, March 4, but shirt orders are due tomorrow. Follow the link to order!
https://greyhound-garments.square.site
For those participating in cheer intramurals starting tomorrow, please have your child wear comfortable clothes and gym shoes for each session. The high school cheerleaders and I will be walking them over from the grade school to the high school commons. The temperature will be cold so have them dress warm for the walk. Thank you!
We are preparing a Dino-Mite Reading Night.
Wednesday, March 4 from 5-6:30 is the annual Lebanon Elementary Family Reading Night. Scan the QR code if you would like to purchase a t-shirt. Orders are due Friday, January 30!
LCUSD #9 Families,
Good afternoon! This communication is intended to inform students and families of our plan to have students attend school in person tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28.
We are thankful for IDOT and our local road crews, who have worked tirelessly over the past few days treating and clearing area roadways and streets. We are also appreciative of our Maintenance Director, Bryan Reising, and his team for the work they’ve done and will continue to do in the morning to prepare our school grounds for students and staff. Even with these efforts, we understand that not every street, parking lot, and sidewalk in our district is perfect and may not be for several days due to the cold temperatures.
I have spoken with our Transportation Director, Karen Wehrle, who spent today cleaning off and preparing our bus fleet and helping me check routes throughout the district. At this time, we are confident that our buses will be able to complete their routes tomorrow. Some bus stops may still have snow where students typically wait, and temperatures are forecasted to remain extremely cold. We respectfully ask our district families to help supervise their children at bus stops tomorrow and throughout this weather event to ensure they remain safe while waiting for our buses.
If parents choose to drive their students to school, extended drop-off times (without tardies) will be in place at each building. This adjustment should allow families sufficient time to navigate road conditions safely, without concern about students being counted tardy. Please drive extra cautiously tomorrow, especially in busy areas around our schools where students may be walking.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to safely return students to school tomorrow. We’re looking forward to having students back in our buildings!
Educationally yours,
Matt Noyes, Ed.D.
LCUSD#9 Superintendent
Good afternoon! This communication is intended to inform students and families of our plan to have students attend school in person tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28.
We are thankful for IDOT and our local road crews, who have worked tirelessly over the past few days treating and clearing area roadways and streets. We are also appreciative of our Maintenance Director, Bryan Reising, and his team for the work they’ve done and will continue to do in the morning to prepare our school grounds for students and staff. Even with these efforts, we understand that not every street, parking lot, and sidewalk in our district is perfect and may not be for several days due to the cold temperatures.
I have spoken with our Transportation Director, Karen Wehrle, who spent today cleaning off and preparing our bus fleet and helping me check routes throughout the district. At this time, we are confident that our buses will be able to complete their routes tomorrow. Some bus stops may still have snow where students typically wait, and temperatures are forecasted to remain extremely cold. We respectfully ask our district families to help supervise their children at bus stops tomorrow and throughout this weather event to ensure they remain safe while waiting for our buses.
If parents choose to drive their students to school, extended drop-off times (without tardies) will be in place at each building. This adjustment should allow families sufficient time to navigate road conditions safely, without concern about students being counted tardy. Please drive extra cautiously tomorrow, especially in busy areas around our schools where students may be walking.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to safely return students to school tomorrow. We’re looking forward to having students back in our buildings!
Educationally yours,
Matt Noyes, Ed.D.
LCUSD#9 Superintendent
For the Cheer Intramural participants 1-4 grade, today was the last day to sign up and pay. Please make sure you have made the $30 payment on myschoolbucks. Since tomorrow (1-27) is another E-learning day, our Cheer session is also cancelled. Our new cheer intramural dates will be as follows: Jan. 29, Feb. 3, Feb. 5, Feb. 6 for practices and the performance will be on the evening of Feb. 6 at the HS boys basketball game. All participants will be walked over to the high school commons for practices. Student pick-up will be at 4:15 each day at the high school commons doors. The game on the 6th starts at 6:00. The performance will be in between JV and Varsity games. All participants are welcome to sit in the Hound Pound and cheer with the cheerleaders from the stands. The participants can wear t-shirts, leggings, shorts, sweatshirt, sweatpants, etc. preferably in the colors of purple, white, gray, or black. For parents, the admission for the game is $4.00 for adults and $3.00 for children. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you! Lori 618-531-8014 or email: lreinneck@lcusd9org
LCUSD #9 Families,
Good afternoon! Due to the extremely cold temperatures today and tomorrow morning, more time will be needed to improve the condition of our parking lots, sidewalks, and even some of our local and rural roads. As such, Lebanon CUSD #9 will be utilizing another E-Learning Day again tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
All students should have their electronic devices and learning materials needed to participate in E-Learning day activities at home. Teachers and students should be following the procedures outlined in our state approved E-Learning Day Plan found on the district website.
At this time, no official decisions have been made regarding activities or extracurricular events scheduled for Tuesday, January 27th. Stay tuned for future updates via email, text, and other forms of communication from coaches regarding practices and games that are scheduled for Tuesday. Final decisions on these events may not be made until after 10:00 or 11:00am tomorrow morning.
Thank you for your understanding and flexibility!
Stay safe and warm,
Matt Noyes, Ed.D.
LCUSD#9 Superintendent
Congratulations to our LHS students that made Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter of 25-26!
Freshmen High Honor Roll: Amjad Adams, Delaney Reamer, Danika Toth
Freshmen Regular Honor Roll: Aleyda Bennett, Ericka Bonjour, Madison Collins, Garrett Cotts, Katelynn Damm, Zander DeMello, Keegan Finch, Dakota Guyette, Freyja Hills, Elijah Hodge, Natalie Kauffmann, Anthony Kittstein, Anissa Laktzian, Gracelynn Redmond, Henry Tilk, ReAnna West, Nathan Wheeler
Sophomore High Honor Roll: Tristan Bievenue, Addison Durbin, Finley Toth
Sophomore Regular Honor Roll: Addison Allen, Hillary Blasdel, Brendan Dow, Etienne O'Neal, Addison Randles, Ethan Slater, Bricyn Young
Junior High Honor Roll: Bella Rose Akley, Keegan Brown, Kaden Karraker, Johanna Kraemer, Naomi Krumsieg, Savanah Pontious, Jacob Suydam, Kaiden Wheeler
Junior Regular Honor Roll: Joseph Akemon, August Bonjour, Joseph Corbitt, Britney Davenport, Frederick Durbin, Alex Emmerich-Tomlin, Dylan Gimm, Kyle Noud, Carlee Ripperda, Bella Roman, Jada Williams
Senior High Honor Roll: Marquis Anderson, Brayson Britsch, Bryce Gager, Eric Negura-Damian, DeVaughn Ware, Corwin Whicker
Senior Regular Honor Roll: Collin Adams, Noah Baer, Braden Carroll, Aidan Ells, Blake Goetter, Lincoln Hamm, Benjamin Kittstein, Zachary Miller, Mariah Nunn, Alana Petty, Albina Sadvakasova, Dylan Titchenal, Kalen Zuber
Freshmen High Honor Roll: Amjad Adams, Delaney Reamer, Danika Toth
Freshmen Regular Honor Roll: Aleyda Bennett, Ericka Bonjour, Madison Collins, Garrett Cotts, Katelynn Damm, Zander DeMello, Keegan Finch, Dakota Guyette, Freyja Hills, Elijah Hodge, Natalie Kauffmann, Anthony Kittstein, Anissa Laktzian, Gracelynn Redmond, Henry Tilk, ReAnna West, Nathan Wheeler
Sophomore High Honor Roll: Tristan Bievenue, Addison Durbin, Finley Toth
Sophomore Regular Honor Roll: Addison Allen, Hillary Blasdel, Brendan Dow, Etienne O'Neal, Addison Randles, Ethan Slater, Bricyn Young
Junior High Honor Roll: Bella Rose Akley, Keegan Brown, Kaden Karraker, Johanna Kraemer, Naomi Krumsieg, Savanah Pontious, Jacob Suydam, Kaiden Wheeler
Junior Regular Honor Roll: Joseph Akemon, August Bonjour, Joseph Corbitt, Britney Davenport, Frederick Durbin, Alex Emmerich-Tomlin, Dylan Gimm, Kyle Noud, Carlee Ripperda, Bella Roman, Jada Williams
Senior High Honor Roll: Marquis Anderson, Brayson Britsch, Bryce Gager, Eric Negura-Damian, DeVaughn Ware, Corwin Whicker
Senior Regular Honor Roll: Collin Adams, Noah Baer, Braden Carroll, Aidan Ells, Blake Goetter, Lincoln Hamm, Benjamin Kittstein, Zachary Miller, Mariah Nunn, Alana Petty, Albina Sadvakasova, Dylan Titchenal, Kalen Zuber
LCUSD #9 Families,
Good afternoon! Lebanon CUSD #9 will be utilizing an E-Learning Day tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026.
All district students should have their electronic devices and learning materials needed to participate in E-Learning day activities at home. Teachers and students should be following the procedures outlined in our state approved E-Learning Day Plan found on the district website.
At this time, we do not anticipate participating in any activities or extracurricular events (neither games, nor practices) on Monday, January 26th due to the road and parking lot conditions, but stay tuned for future updates via email, text, and the district website.
Thank you for your understanding and flexibility!
Stay safe and warm,
Matt Noyes, Ed.D.
LCUSD#9 Superintendent
Greyhounds fell short today at FBA against Dupo in the championship game. Very proud of our team and coaches for placing 2nd. The boys have played well the last couple of weeks. Come out this Friday for our Cancer Night games against Dupo again. They would love to have your support Friday night!
Congratulations to Deion Washington and DeVaughn Ware for making the all-tournament team!
Congratulations to the high school boys basketball team for making it to the championship game today at O'Fallon first Baptist. They will play Dupo at 10:30 for the championship. Please come out and support your greyhounds and good luck to the greyhounds. Hope to see you there.
Position Title: Junior High Teacher
Endorsement Required: English Language Arts/Social Studies(6-8) and Science Endorsement preferred (6-12)
Position Type: Full-Time
Start Date: 26-27 SY
Position Summary:
Lebanon CUSD #9 is seeking a passionate and dedicated Junior High Teacher who holds required endorsements in ELA/SS and preferred in Science . The ideal candidate will foster a positive learning environment, support academic growth, and collaborate with colleagues to deliver engaging, standards-aligned instruction.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach Junior High English Language Arts courses
• Provide instruction in Social Studies and/or Science as assigned
• Develop and implement lesson plans aligned with state standards
• Assess student learning and provide timely feedback
• Create a classroom environment that supports student engagement and growth
• Collaborate with grade-level teams and support staff
• Communicate effectively with students, parents, and administration
• Participate in professional development and school activities
Qualifications:
• Valid Illinois Professional Educator License
• Endorsement in English Language Arts/SS required
• Science endorsement preferred
• Strong classroom management and instructional skills
• Commitment to student-centered learning
• Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest, resume, transcripts, and references to Dr.Matt Noyes at lhardy@lcusd9.org . Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled. Salary is based on the Teacher’s Collective Bargaining agreement available on our website at www.lcusd9.org.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
Lebanon CUSD #9 is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age.
Endorsement Required: English Language Arts/Social Studies(6-8) and Science Endorsement preferred (6-12)
Position Type: Full-Time
Start Date: 26-27 SY
Position Summary:
Lebanon CUSD #9 is seeking a passionate and dedicated Junior High Teacher who holds required endorsements in ELA/SS and preferred in Science . The ideal candidate will foster a positive learning environment, support academic growth, and collaborate with colleagues to deliver engaging, standards-aligned instruction.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach Junior High English Language Arts courses
• Provide instruction in Social Studies and/or Science as assigned
• Develop and implement lesson plans aligned with state standards
• Assess student learning and provide timely feedback
• Create a classroom environment that supports student engagement and growth
• Collaborate with grade-level teams and support staff
• Communicate effectively with students, parents, and administration
• Participate in professional development and school activities
Qualifications:
• Valid Illinois Professional Educator License
• Endorsement in English Language Arts/SS required
• Science endorsement preferred
• Strong classroom management and instructional skills
• Commitment to student-centered learning
• Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team
Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest, resume, transcripts, and references to Dr.Matt Noyes at lhardy@lcusd9.org . Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled. Salary is based on the Teacher’s Collective Bargaining agreement available on our website at www.lcusd9.org.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
Lebanon CUSD #9 is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age.
