Mount Desert Island High School

Located in Bar Harbor, Maine, Mount Desert Island High School is a public school that serves more than 650 students and employs over 70 faculty members and nearly 35 support staff members. It is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges and by the State of Maine. Mount Desert Island High School offers classes in English, social studies, math, science, health, physical and family education, visual and performing arts and technology. The high also conducts French and Spanish language classes. The school has a health clinic that promotes health and safety; intervenes in actual and potential health problem cases; and provides case management services. Mount Desert Island High School also operates a library and guidance office.

Jefferson Village School serves students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Its academic curriculum includes language arts, English, math, reading, science, social studies, and health and physical education. In addition, the school offers the English for Speakers of Other Languages program. Jefferson Village School also conducts classes in American Sign Language, as well as a range of world languages, such as Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, Russian and Spanish. The school offers dance, music, theatre and visual arts classes. Jefferson Village School also operates a library and media center that offers an accelerated reader program. In addition, the school has a guidance counseling department for students, parents and teachers.

The Community School in Mt. Desert, ME, is an independent educational institution focused on place-based learning for elementary and middle school students. With a mission to cultivate a sense of self, place, and community, the school’s philosophy is centered around empowering children to understand their connection to the world around them. Offering programs from Forest-K to grades 1-8, The Community School emphasizes experiential education and community involvement. The school also hosts events such as 'Wonder of Place Week,' fostering engagement and exploration among students. Generated from the website