17 Kellen Dr
Kenduskeag, ME 04450

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The principal is the worst to deal with.

I am extremely disappointed with the way Corinth School handles the needs of children, particularly those with disabilities. It is disheartening that in 2025, families are still forced to fight for basic educational accommodations that should be guaranteed under the law. Rather than working collaboratively with parents, this school creates roadblocks, making it nearly impossible to access proper services without bringing in outside evaluations or legal pressure.If your child needs special education support, be prepared to advocate fiercely—or be ignored. The school consistently fails to recognize or appropriately address learning differences and emotional or behavioral challenges until outside professionals get involved. This is not only frustrating but also unfair to the children who are left behind in the process.On top of that, bullying is a persistent, visible issue, and many students are not given a safe environment to learn and grow. Despite repeated concerns raised by parents and students, meaningful action seems lacking. The administration appears either overwhelmed or unwilling to tackle the deeper cultural and structural problems that feed into this toxic environment.None of this comes as a surprise when you consider the data. Corinth School is currently rated 3/10 on multiple school review platforms—a reflection of both low-test scores and poor student experience. These numbers aren't just statistics; they represent real children who are not getting the education or emotional support they deserve.I urge other families to do their research carefully. If your child needs any form of support—academic, emotional, or social—you may find yourself doing much of the work the school should already be doing.