Morse High School

826 Shipbuilder Drive

School District

Regional School Unit 01 - Lkrsu
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on December 01, 2022

BEST SCHOOL EVER.It is very easy to fit in with the people.I love all of the techers.I have had some problems but they took care of it as fast as they could.Everyone is like family.We have on of the best football teams ever.I cant wait to graduate form morse high school in 2024!
Submitted by other on June 06, 2016

Great school in a beautiful town that is on the rise. Teachers involved in the community and students feel like school is an extended family.
Submitted by student on April 21, 2015

Morse High School does an exceedingly well job at educating students from a wide range of varieties. As there are many courses to choose from, Morse is what you make of it. If you're willing to put in the effort, the great teachers and community members of Morse will be there to support you all the way. Morse excels in educating students in a way that is useful in everyday life and more importantly, a life after high school. With programs like, JMG(jobs for Maine graduates) students who don't plan on college can have a productive adult life after they get their diplomas. There are many rumors about Morse being a terrible school, but that's only true if you're a terrible student. Let's go blue and white!
Submitted by parent on April 06, 2015

My academically motivated daughter has been challenged at Morse. The AP courses are taught by exceptional teachers in small class size settings. As the community prepares to build a new high school for future students, this is an exciting time to live in Bath. The pride of this school will carry over into a new building, creating future learners with an amazing education in a state of the art environment.
Submitted by parent on April 04, 2015

I am a proud Morse graduate and look forward to both of my children graduating and becoming members of the greatest alumni association in the nation. And it looks like we will be getting a new building not in the too distance future. I know that Brunswick realtors actively try to discourage people from looking at home in Bath because of the schools. Don't believe them. Bath has a soul and a realness that offers a genuine life experience.
Submitted by student on October 05, 2014

I come from the Morse tradition, bleeding blue, generations before me graduated from this family-like school. I tended to be a wallflower at school, but still felt like I belonged on those walls. I played Varsity sports, participated in drama productions, did average in my AP classes, and went on to earn a degree with high honors. School is what you make it; the teachers and staff at Morse provide the fertile learning environment that a school should be. Everything else is up to the student and their home support. Teachers aren't responsible for making kids and parents happy, but as a student at Morse, I always felt like they stimulated our minds and hearts to do better, be better. As a parent myself now, I know we can't blame a school for parenting or personal failures. Morse is the kind of school that graduates well-rounded, community-minded students. Who cares about test scores or the Great School number grade?
Submitted by other on November 05, 2010

The level of bullying at MHS has increased alarmingly in the recent years and test scores are declining at a disturbing rate. The teachers and staff remain caring but leadership seems to be struggling. I attended MHS, as did my spouse, siblings, parents and children and the subtle drift from the spirit of the past is noteworthy.
Submitted by other on October 17, 2010

Chorus and drama club needs a little TLC
Submitted by parent on May 13, 2008

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Submitted by student on November 08, 2007

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