schools, a middle school and a high school. The body enrolled 3,381 students for the 2019–2020 school year, and is recognized as a “B” district by the Indiana Department of Education. List of schools - Lebanon Community School Corporation Lebanon Senior High School Lebanon Middle School Central Elementary School Hattie B. Stokes Elementary School Harney Elementary School Perry-Worth Elementary School The city has a lending library, the Lebanon Public Library, which was established as a Carnegie library with an initial grant of $15,000 in 1903. Economy Major employers in Lebanon include Lebanon Community School Corporation; the U.S. headquarters of German power tools company Festool and of Canadian specialty foods manufacturer Skjodt-Barrett; manufacturing plants for Hendrickson International, DS Smith, Kuraray, Kauffman Engineering, Maplehurst Bakeries, and D-A Lubricant Company; distribution centers for CNH Parts & Services, Subaru of America, Continental Tire the Americas, and Hachette Book Group USA; and health care and medical facilities operated by Witham Health Services. Transportation Highways Interstate 65 to Gary (near Chicago) and Indianapolis US 52. A junction of U.S Route 52 and Interstate 65 is located in the northwest part of Lebanon, and the two routes are concurrent through most of the city. State Road 32 to Crawfordsville and Muncie State Road 39 to LaPorte and Martinsville Airports The Boone County Airport is located two nautical miles (2.3 mi, 3.7 km) southeast of Lebanon's central business district. The nearest commercial airport which currently has scheduled airline service is Indianapolis International Airport (IND), located approximately south of Lebanon. Railroads and Trails CSX provides freight rail service in Lebanon. The Lebanon Business Park located in the southwest part of the city is designated a CSX Select Site; CSX constructed a rail spur directly into the business park. The Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad line traversing Lebanon was owned and operated by a number of companies from its inception in 1852 until it was abandoned in 1985. Portions of the former railroad line have been re-purposed as a shared use path currently known as Big 4 or Farm Heritage Trail. A trailhead is located at Sam Ralston Road east of Interstate 65 in Lebanon, and the trail extends from this point northwest to Thorntown. Notable people Doug Jones, MLB All-Star relief pitcher Mel Kenyon, Hall of Fame midget car driver; had four top-five finishes in Indianapolis 500; inducted in International Motorsports Hall of Fame Sylvia Likens, murder victim, born in