Mse/mhc-collaborative School

MSE/MHC Collaborative School is a specialized special education school serving students in grades 1–12 in New Gloucester, ME. With just 43 students and a 7:1 student-teacher ratio, the school provides an intimate, highly supportive learning environment designed specifically for students with diverse learning and developmental needs. Founded in 2000, the school operates as a nonsectarian program with 6 full-time teachers committed to individualized instruction.

The rural setting offers a calm, structured community where students receive focused attention and tailored academic support. The school's small size enables staff to build strong relationships with each student and family, adapt curriculum to individual learning styles, and implement targeted interventions. This environment is particularly beneficial for students who thrive with smaller class sizes, predictable routines, and personalized attention.

The school accepts students on a rolling admissions basis, making it accessible to families seeking immediate enrollment. Located in Cumberland County, MSE/MHC Collaborative School welcomes inquiries from families navigating special education options. For more information about programs, services, and enrollment, contact the school at (207) 688–2253 or visit collaborativeschool.org.