--	It extends the Catholic upbringing begun in the Catholic home.
--	It provides a Christian atmosphere for Christians of all denominations.
--	It furnishes a small-school setting, missing in many of today’s schools.
--	It has a progressive computer program, beginning in the Kindergarten.
--	It makes available courses necessary to prepare one for further study
	e.g. World Languages,mathematics, social studies, sciences, literature, etc.
--	It offers the students opportunities for physical development through a physical education program and a healthy list of after-school sports programs that include: boys and girls soccer, boys and girls basketball, golf, volleyball, baseball, softball, and cheerleading.
--	It affords a list of after school activities like Quiz Bowl, Peers, Pro Life Club, etc.
--	It has an award-winning school newspaper edited by the students.
--	It offers a broadcasting course.
--	Two-twenty minute weekly lessons in Spanish are taught to students in Kindergarten through third grade.

A few of Lebanon Catholic’s success stories:

William Cardinal Keeler of Baltimore
Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades of Harrisburg
Jennifer Reed, Editor-in-Chief of “The Catholic Witness,” the Catholic newspaper of the Harrisburg Diocese.
Daniel Richards and Timothy Murphy, two students presently studying for the priesthood
Ed Miller, director of Health Professions Advisory Program at Yale University
Dr. Julie Byrne, professor of Catholic Studies at Hofstra University and author of the book “O God of Players”
Maria (Borusky) Cramer, investigator for the Drug Enforcement Administration in San Antonio, Texas

Make an appointment to visit
and tour the school at

1400 Chestnut Street
Lebanon, Pennsylvania 17042

Register now for the 2007-2008 school year