Husson University is a four-year private university located in scenic Bangor, Maine. Since 1898, we've been preparing students for professional careers in current and emerging fields. With over 100 undergraduate, graduate, certificate and online programs in business, communications, counseling, criminal justice, education, health, pharmacy, science & humanities and technology. Our longstanding reputation of excellence can be seen in how our graduates reach their goals, how their lives are changed for the better, and how their success ripples through our wider community and economy.

The founding college of a global education movement, UWC Atlantic College is an international residential school based in the UK. Each year, 350 students aged 16 - 18 from 80 different countries benefit from a world-class International Baccalaureate educational experience. UWC Atlantic College is committed to making education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future.

Established in 1934, the University of Maine Foundation encourages philanthropic support through endowed funds and planned/deferred giving for the University of Maine and other charitable organizations. The Foundation has offices in Orono and Falmouth Maine. The University of Maine Foundation is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that operates with its own elected Board of Directors, subject to the ultimate control of the membership.

Kieve Wavus Education (KWE) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to leading experiential and educational programs for building healthy, resilient, and engaged communities of teachers and learners. Located on Damariscotta Lake in rural Midcoast Maine, KWE runs three primary programs across two main campuses: Camp Kieve, Wavus Camp, and The Leadership School. In addition, KWE hosts a variety of retreats for a diverse set of groups throughout the year. Each program is guided by our mission: to empower people to contribute positively to society by promoting the values of kindness, respect for others, and environmental stewardship.

The UMaine Alumni Association is an independent, member-focused organization that provides information, programs, events, and services in Orono and around the U.S. to help Black Bears connect, stay informed, and get involved. We are 109,000 members strong and growing. Visit our website to learn more about what we do and offer. University of Maine Alumni Association is a higher education company based out of PO BOX 550, ORONO, Maine, United States.

Hurricane Island Outward Bound School’s methodology places equal emphasis on development of character and intellect. Expeditionary learning can occur nearly anywhere: in the classroom; on a grueling mountain ascent; in the post-course debrief, or in the days following a return from the wild. HIOBS programs now extend from Maine to Florida, and all the way to the Caribbean and Central America. Through Outward Bound Professional, HIOBS also extends some of these principles to improve the culture at some of the biggest companies and organizations in the world. Outward Bound Professional has developed a robust and calibrated method of evaluating the challenges facing an organization, and then developing tailored programming to explore these dynamics and move any group in the right direction. It is based on our track record, but reactive to the situation at hand — a blend of both art and science.

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The Bay School is an independent, coeducational college preparatory high school. We balance challenging academics and innovative thinking with a mindful approach to learning and life. We invite our alumni to follow our page to hear the school's latest news; facilitate mentorship and informational interviews with other alumni, parents and guardians; and strengthen professional connections with each other. We also invite you to keep us posted on your life at https://www.bayschoolsf.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=628211&type=d&pREC_ID=1099644 We also encourage friends of the school, parents and guardians, to follow our page if you are open to connecting with alumni and sharing your professional knowledge and experience.

Beal Driving Academy is Northeast Maine’s best choice for driver’s education classes. We bring driver’s education classes to you with driver’s ed programs in Bangor, East Millinocket, Ellsworth, Skowhegan, and Pittsfield, Maine. Our driver’s training teaches students safety and gives them important knowledge of Maine roads. Students in our driver’s ed classes get exciting hands on experience in their training. As a result, students safely gain confidence behind the wheel.

GSA provides a comprehensive and challenging education for all students, for those who will build futures in surrounding communities and for those who will make lives elsewhere in the world. Our many academic and experiential programs foster a love of knowledge, inspire creativity, instill self-confidence, encourage good character, and prepare each graduate for a purposeful life in a changing world.

In 2011, Wayfinder Schools was created from a merger between Maine’s first alternative high school, The Community School (est. 1973), and Opportunity Farm (est. 1910). The two organizations united with a goal of encouraging life-long learning and providing students with the skills and experiences necessary to connect with their families, practice personal responsibility, and contribute to their communities. Over the years, Wayfinder Schools have become a state and nationally recognized model of alternative education and have helped hundreds of Maine adolescents realize their goal of graduating with a high school diploma. The success of Wayfinder Schools is based in very large part on the vision of our founders, Dora Lievow and Emanuel Pariser, who founded The Community School in 1973, and F. Forrest Pease, who established Opportunity Farm in 1910. Together, their vision for a better Maine future has helped generations of Maine youth discover their strengths. In more recent years, the organization has grown to double the number of students it can serve to seven Maine counties. We address the need to break the cycle of poverty and social problems that is a direct result of Maine teens not completing high school. Since 2009, Wayfinder Schools have posted consistently high graduation rates, with nearly 100 percent securing employment upon graduation, and more than half gaining acceptance to post secondary education programs.