Knowledge
Our supportive and personal academic program ensures that students are well prepared and confident to meet the opportunities of higher education, the realities of the future of work, and the obligations of global citizenship.
Kents Hill sees school differently. We thrive in a delicate dance between tradition and innovation, providing a strong foundation while encouraging boundless possibilities. At Kents Hill, we support students to discover their truest selves and unlock their fullest potential within a community that cares deeply for them, not just as students but as individuals.
220
Students
30
Clubs
40+
Cultures Represented
70%
Boarding Students
Grades
9-PG
18
States
400
Acre Campus
10
Average Class Size
12
Varsity Sports
30%
International
65%
Receive Financial Aid
45%
Female
to Sugarloaf
to Colby College
to hallowell, maine
to sunday river
to Bates College
to augusta state airport
to the center for maine contemporary art
to L.L. Bean & the freeport outlets
to bowdoin college
to portland, Maine
to Boston Logan International Airport
The Kents Hill experience is both local and global. Our 400-acre campus - including a skiing and snowboarding center, miles of wooded trails, and pristine lakefront access - provides each student with the space to learn and play beyond the classroom. Internships, community engagement, and global experiences are no longer an add-on, they are an important part of the Kents Hill experience.
We believe that as a community we can make our school, and the world, a better place. Get a sense of what life at Kents Hill is really like by following us on Facebook and Instagram.
Geoff Edgers, national arts reporter for the Washington Post, returned to campus to talk about writing, how he got to where he is today, and why you should have a passion for the job you do.
On Monday evening, November 13, in the Bodman Performing Arts Center, our community gathered to celebrate our fall athletes. It was a successful season for our Huskies as they brought home 3 MAISAD Championships, several MAISAD and NEPSAC All League Selections, as well as many other individual acolytes. We wish all our Fall athletes the best of luck as they transition into their Winter season. Go Huskies!
When Ben Miller, our Environmental Science Teacher, set out to hike the Appalachian Trail this past summer, he was well prepared and ready to face arguably the hardest challenge he had ever faced. In just under two months, Mr. Miller completed 900 miles of the Appalachian Trail – appropriately earning himself the trail name “Quick.” He kicked off our 2023-24 Grounded in Maine, Connected to the World Speaker Series to talk about his journey – and not just the one on the trail.