Best Maine Religiously Affiliated Private Schools (2026-27)

For the 2026-27 school year, there are 60 religiously affiliated private schools serving 6,291 students in Maine (37% of all schools).
The average tuition cost is $7,992, which is lower than the Maine private school average tuition cost of $22,516.
The most common religiously affiliated schools are Christian (32% of schools), Catholic (23% of schools) and Baptist (22% of schools).

Quick Facts (2026-27)

  • # Private Schools: 60
  • # Students Served: 6,291

Quick Facts (2026-27)

  • # Private Schools: 60
  • # Students Served: 6,291

Top Ranked Maine Private Schools by Religious Affiliation (2026-27)

Religious Affiliation
# Schools
# Students
% Minority
13
931
8%
14
3,231
12%
19
1,576
9%
1
138
10%
1
29
16%
1
26
3%
1
81
-
3
51
11%

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top ranked religiously affiliated private schools in Maine?
The top ranked religiously affiliated private schools in Maine include Bangor Christian Schools, All Saints Catholic School, and Cheverus.
How many religiously affiliated private schools are located in Maine?
60 religiously affiliated private schools are located in Maine.
How much do religiously affiliated private schools cost in Maine?
The average tuition cost is $7,992, which is lower than the Maine private school average tuition cost of $22,516.

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