Lowell, Maine is a small rural town with a population of about 800. Despite its size, Lowell has an excellent educational system that is highly rated by local parents and educators alike. The local school system consists of a public elementary and middle school as well as a private high school. The public schools in Lowell are known for their strong academic programs and the private high school offers specialized learning opportunities for students. All of the schools focus on preparing students for college-level work while also providing enriching extracurricular activities that expand students' horizons. As a result, Lowell's education system is well-respected in the community and beyond, making it an ideal place for families to provide their children with an outstanding educational experience.
Lowell schools spend $12,389 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 12 pupils per teacher, 396 students per librarian, and 273 children per counselor.