Special education schools in Maine (29)

By city

The 29 largest

School	City	Grades	Students	Per teacher	Affiliation
Androscoggin Learning & Transition Center	Auburn	K-12	52	5.2	Nonsectarian
The School at Sweetser	Saco	3-12	50	5	Nonsectarian
Mmcfc, Memorial Ave	Lewiston	5-12	44	11	Nonsectarian
Opportunity Training Center	Presque Isle,	K-12	42	9.1	Nonsectarian
Mse/MHC-Collaborative School	New Gloucester	1-12	38	3.8	Nonsectarian
Spurwink-Chelsea	Chelsea	2-12	35	4.4	Nonsectarian
Glickman Academy	Portland	4-12	31	6.2	Nonsectarian
Spurwink-Lewiston/Auburn	Lewiston	4-12	28	5.6	Nonsectarian
Aucocisco School	Cape Elizabeth	4-12	26	2.1	Nonsectarian
Maplestone	Acton	7-12	24	4.8	Nonsectarian
Kidspeace National Centers of New England	Ellsworth	PreK-11	23	2.9	Nonsectarian
Glenn Stratton Learning Center	Hinckley	3-11	22	4.4	Nonsectarian
Stillwater Academy	Bangor	3-12	21	7	Nonsectarian
The Renaissance School	Auburn	1-8	20	10	Nonsectarian
The Glickman Lauder Center of Excellence in Autism	Portland	PreK-12	20	not reported	Nonsectarian
Margaret Murphy Center for Children-Main	Lewiston	3-9	18	6	Nonsectarian
Morrison Center	Scarborough	K-12	16	5.3	Nonsectarian
Pathways Merry Meeting Center	Brunswick	PreK-12	14	15.6	Nonsectarian
Bridge Crossing Academy	Bridgton	2-7	14	4.7	Nonsectarian
NFI North Bridge Crossing Academy	Bridgton	2-7	14	4.7	Nonsectarian
WFS Pineland	New Gloucester	PreK	12	3	Nonsectarian
Childrens Ctr-Early Interven and Fam Support	Augusta	PreK-3	11	not reported	Nonsectarian
Kidspeace-Millinocket	Millinocket	PreK-12	9	4.5	Nonsectarian
NFI Sidney River Bend School	Sidney	9-12	8	4	Nonsectarian
NFI Buxton - Beacon House	Buxton	9-12	7	3.5	Nonsectarian
Connections for Kids - Portland Academy	South Portland	2-6	6	6	Nonsectarian
NFI-Stetson Ranch School	Stetson	8-12	6	3	Nonsectarian, all-boys
Spring Harbor Academy	Westbrook	7-11	5	not reported	Nonsectarian
WFS Waterville	Waterville	Ungraded	5	not reported	Nonsectarian, all-boys

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What Maine pays

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Tuition paid by your school district, up to a state formula For 2025-26 the state average tuition rates were $13,077.51 (elementary) and $15,055.22 (secondary). Payments to private elementary schools may not exceed the statewide average; secondary rates add an allowance for building costs. The 2026-27 rates are due in December 2026.

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