Maxfield, ME is a small rural town in the northeast corner of the state. Despite its rural setting, the town provides excellent educational opportunities for its residents. The Maxfield Public School System has received excellent ratings from the state and local education organizations for their commitment to providing quality educational opportunities and resources to their students. The school system boasts a wide variety of options, including traditional classrooms as well as online and blended learning programs. The faculty and staff are dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment in which students can grow academically, socially, and emotionally. With an emphasis on experiential learning, arts programming, technology integration, diverse student population, and community involvement; students have access to an engaging curriculum that caters to individual needs while preparing them for college and/or future careers. Maxfield is proud of their public school system and works hard to ensure they are providing the best education possible for their students.
Maxfield schools spend $13,640 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 9 pupils per teacher, 267 students per librarian, and 533 children per counselor.