Blaine, ME is a small rural town located in the northernmost part of Maine. The local education system in Blaine is comprised of two schools: Blaine Elementary School and Blaine High School. The elementary school serves students from pre-K all the way up to grade 8 while the high school serves grades 9–12. According to BestPlaces.net, both schools have an overall rating of 4 out of 10, which reflects satisfactory performance across a variety of criteria including academics, college preparation, student growth and more. Despite having lower overall ratings than other public schools in Maine, the students at Blaine Elementary and High Schools are still receiving quality education that prepares them for higher learning and future careers. The teachers at these schools take great pride in providing their students with a safe environment to learn and grow while offering them ample opportunities for success.
Blaine schools spend $11,663 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 10 pupils per teacher, 237 students per librarian, and 433 children per counselor.