Hebron Academy

Hebron Academy is an independent boarding and day school in Hebron, Maine, enrolling between 200 and 300 students. The school serves middle school, grades 9 through 12, and a post-graduate year, with no religious affiliation. Its campus sits in the western Maine hills, about an hour north of Portland. Language offerings include French, Spanish, Latin, and English as an Alternative Language for international students.

Faculty jobs at Hebron Academy tend to braid three roles into one. Most teachers lead classes, coach a sport or activity, and take on dorm duty or advising. That means you see the same students at breakfast, in third-period math, and on the trail at practice. It is a lot of contact time, but it shortens the distance between faculty and the shape of the program.

The financial picture is steady. Hebron reported roughly $43 million in net assets and $13 million in revenue for 2023, and its trajectory in recent years has been upward. Compensation at small New England boarding schools like this one typically pairs a base salary with on-campus housing, meals during the school term, health coverage, and retirement contributions. In rural Maine, free housing alone can offset a major monthly expense.

Hiring clusters in late winter and spring for fall starts. Common openings include English, math, science, history, world languages, arts, coaching, residential life, admission, and advancement. The post-graduate program also creates steady demand for teachers who like working with older, college-bound students weighing a gap year of rigor.