District Overview

Regional School Unit 24 serves nine communities along the Down East coast of Maine. The district encompasses picturesque coastal communities along Frenchman’s Bay, Flanders Bay and the Schoodic Peninsula as well as inland communities surrounding our many ponds and lakes.

Our four elementary schools house students in grades pre-K through five. Middle/High School students attend our new Charles M. Sumner Learning Campus. The district enrollment is around 900 students.  In addition, our adult education program offers a broad menu of academic and enrichment programs including a family literacy initiative.

The district provides all upper-level students with one-to-one computer technology and all schools have wireless access.  Web based resources are imbedded in most curricula and are widely utilized to provide academic support.

High school students have access to advanced placement courses in many content areas.  In addition, our secondary programs offer a Pathways program that engages students in the design of their educational program.

A wide array of special education services is provided minimizing the need for students to attend schools outside their home district.  Programs designed for autistic children, students with developmental delays, and for those needing behavioral support are readily available.     
              
The schools are at the heart of each community and a full range of extra-curricular activities and athletics engage young people outside the regular school day.  In addition, all our elementary schools offer extended day programs that combine academic support and healthy activities for students.