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(From
greenwichschools.org read more there)
New Lebanon School 1893-1967
In 1893, the corner stone for the
"old" New Lebanon School was laid. The land on which the school
was to be built was given to the school district by Mr. Milo
Mead, with the condition that it should always be called New
Lebanon. It was said that he wanted the whole town called New
Lebanon, but had to settle for the school. He had owned almost
the whole town, from where Byram Park now stands, right down to
the Byram River.
In 1957, the Board of Education
gratefully acknowledged the gift of land from Mr. and Mrs.
Walter C. Teagle as a building site for New Lebanon School.
The current school opened in 1962.
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