Hebron Academy
Secular, Founded 1804
Updated July 2026
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EnglishHebron Academy is an independent, co-educational college-preparatory boarding and day school for grades 6–12 and postgraduate students. Located in Hebron, Maine, the school focuses on cultivating trailblazers through a student-centered, liberal arts education.
Curriculum
Teaching approach
Rooted in its 1804 charter, the school aims to teach liberal arts and sciences while encouraging students to revere life and respect individuality. The educational approach is guided by four principles: developing effective communicators, fostering adaptable learners, cultivating responsible citizens, and preparing students to lead with purpose. The school prioritizes the physical, social, and emotional health of its students to support their growth.
Programmes
The academic programme is a comprehensive liberal arts curriculum that includes 80 courses across eight disciplines, 15 Advanced Placement (AP) courses, and specialized tracks in science and engineering. Signature programmes include the Engineering, Design, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship (EDIE) programme, the Words Program, and Round Square participation. The school offers distinct divisions for Middle School, Upper School, and a Postgraduate year.
Outcomes
Hebron Academy is a college-preparatory institution with 100% of its students continuing on to college. Graduates attend a wide range of institutions, including top-tier colleges and universities across the country and internationally.
Student support
Learning support
The Academic Guidance Center provides support services to help students build independence and awareness of their individual strengths and challenges. These services are available to all students at no additional cost. Additionally, the school offers English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses.
Frequently asked questions(5)
- How much is tuition at Hebron Academy?
- Annual tuition at Hebron Academy is $20.9K–$68K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
- What ages does Hebron Academy teach?
- Hebron Academy enrolls students aged 11 to 19.
- Is Hebron Academy a day or boarding school?
- Hebron Academy is a day and boarding school.
- Is Hebron Academy co-educational?
- Hebron Academy is a co-ed school.
- Where is Hebron Academy located?
- Hebron Academy is an international school in Lewiston, United States.
Tuition & fees
Annual tuition by grade
2026-2027| Grade | Ages | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Grades 6-12 & Postgraduate - International Boarding Student | 11–19 | $68K |
| Grades 6-12 & Postgraduate - Domestic Boarding Student (including Canada) | 11–19 | $59.8K |
| Grades 6-12 & Postgraduate - Maine and New Hampshire Boarding Student | 11–19 | $48.3K |
| Grades 6-12 & Postgraduate - Day Student | 11–19 | $20.9K |
Other fees(4)
| Application fee· Clarity financial assistance application fee | $60 |
|---|---|
| Insurance· Tuition Refund Plan (TRP) is 4.75% of tuition obligation (optional for single payment, required for two or multiple payments) | — |
| Insurance· International Health Insurance (amount not specified) | — |
| EAL· ESOL (amount not specified) | — |
Admissions
Hebron Academy accepts students in grades 6–12 and for a postgraduate year. The school maintains a rolling admission process following a February 1 priority deadline. Prospective families are encouraged to schedule a personalized tour or virtual tour to experience the campus.
Calendar
The school operates on a traditional academic calendar. Specific dates for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school years are available through the school's online calendar.
Facilities
About the campus
The school is situated on a 1,500-acre campus in Hebron, Maine. Key facilities include the Class of 1972 Center for Academic Excellence at Hupper, which provides academic support services. The campus also features athletic facilities for various sports, including ice hockey, and dedicated spaces for visual and performing arts.
Co-curriculars
Students have access to over 50 after-school and co-curricular offerings, including various clubs and activities. The school emphasizes outdoor programming, utilizing its 1,500-acre campus for activities such as hiking and mountain biking. Weekend life for boarding students includes special events, sports tournaments, and dorm-based activities.
Paul BrouwerDirector of the Middle School; Math faculty, Math Faculty
Thomas StockDean of Student Life, Lacrosse Coach
Daniella SwentonDean of Faculty; Science Department Chair, Science Department Chair
Meredith HanbyDirector of Athletics, Track and Field
Jennifer WingInterim Admissions Director
Heidi CollinsExecutive Assistant to the Head of School, Human Resources Coordinator