Schools
All enrollment figures are for the beginning of the 2007–2008 school year.
- High school: Mt. Lebanon High School – 1,912
- Middle schools:
- Andrew W. Mellon Middle School (Students from the Foster, Markham^, Washington and Howe Elementary School districts) – 700
- Thomas Jefferson Middle School (Students from the Jefferson, Lincoln, Markham^ and Hoover districts) – 565
- Elementary schools:
- Stephen C. Foster Elementary School – 296
- Herbert Hoover Elementary School – 256
- Julia Ward Howe Elementary School – 334
- Thomas Jefferson Elementary School – 240
- Abraham Lincoln Elementary School – 413
- Edwin Markham Elementary School – 350
- George Washington Elementary School – 350
Note: Keystone Oaks High School is physically located in Mt. Lebanon, but it serves the youth of the adjacent communities of Greentree, Dormont and Castle Shannon.
^Markham Elementary School is a feeder school into Jefferson Middle School. Based on School District guidelines and proceures, a limited number of 5th graders will be allowed to request to attend Mellon Middle School for 6th grade.
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