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The Capital City is completing a new $30 million Cony High School for 2007 opening. Several other area communities are upgrading schools to assure the best educational opportunities for our children.
School systems within the Capital Area are strongly committed to the educational, social and personal development of our children. Our schools are noted for fine academic programs, which have prepared students for the best colleges in the country. To meet the needs of a diverse student population, our schools offer special needs and honors programs, as well as alternative programs for students interested in exploring non-traditional environments. For more information, contact the Superintendent's Office of the City or Town of interest.
 Public School
Superintendent's Offices:
Augusta (207) 626-2468
Chelsea/Somerville/Whitefield/Windsor (207) 549-3261
Dresden (207) 882-6303
Farmingdale/Hallowell (207) 622-6351
Fayette (207) (207) 897-6722
Gardiner/Pittston/Randolph/West Gardiner (207) 582-5346
Litchfield (207) 375-4273
Manchester/ Mount Vernon/Readfield/Wayne (207) 685-3336
Monmouth/Richmond (207) 737-2331
Winthrop (207) 377-2296
Private and Parochial Schools
Dirigere Christian Academy (1-12) (207) 622-1721
Saint Augustine's School (K-8) (207) 622-1771
Saint Mary's School (K-8) (207) 623-3491
Kent's Hill (High School) (207) 685-4914
Colleges/Universities
The University of Maine at Augusta (207) 621-3000
Colby College* (207) 872-3000
Kennebec Valley Community College* (207) 453-5000
Thomas College* (207) 859-1101
* These schools are in the Waterville area
Vocational Schools
Capital Area Technical Center (207) 626-2475
Libraries
Augusta: Lithgow Public Library (207) 626-2415
Gardiner: Gardiner Public Library (207) 582-3312
Hallowell: Hubbard Free Library (207) 622-6582
Richmond: Richmond Public Library (207) 737-2770
Wayne: Wayne Memorial Library (207) 685-3612
Winthrop: Charles M. Bailey Library (207) 377-8673
Maine State Library: Located in the Maine State Cultural Building in the State Capitol Complex,
The Maine State Library houses an extensive collection of material on Maine history and genealogy.
Library (207) 287-5600
Archives (207) 287-5790
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Updated 2/2/2006
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