We are pleased to announce the appointment of Jennifer Craig as the next Head of School at Hebron Academy as of July 1, 2026.

Get to know Mr. Chris Moylan, Spanish teacher, girls’ basketball coach, and mentor, whose humor, patience, and commitment to student growth shape life at Hebron.

Ryan Boucher’s journey since graduating from Hebron Academy is one defined by discipline, service, and a willingness to embrace challenge, both expected and unexpected. A member of the Class of 2016, Ryan’s path has taken him from the ice rinks of prep and collegiate hockey to military bases around the world...

Meredith Hanby ’95, Hebron Academy’s Director of Athletics, earned two first-place medals and a state record–breaking total at RPS’s Winter’s Wrath powerlifting meet, qualifying her for the National Championships this June. 

Molly’s Hebron Academy experience was made possible by financial aid and defined by deep connections, meaningful opportunities, and a strong sense of community that continues to shape her life. Grateful for the academics, athletics, and people who prepared her for college and beyond, she now gives back to support the school and the opportunities that helped her—and so many others—thrive; read more about her story.

Now in her fourth year at Hebron Academy, Ms. McKee brings an infectious energy and deep love of literature to every classroom she steps into. This year, she teaches 9th Grade Literature of Maine, 10th Grade Honors World Literature, and Postgraduate English, a lineup she approaches with a balance of curiosity and creativity. After several years teaching sixth and seventh grade, she’s delighted to be working with Hebron’s postgraduate students, whom she describes as “a joy to teach and a constant reminder that learning never really ends.”

When you walk into one of Dr. Oakes’s classes, you immediately know that you’re in a space where words matter. For the past eleven years, she’s been sharing her love of literature with Hebron students. Teaching everything from AP Literature and Honors Comparative Literature to Honors World Literature and even 8th grade English. As the chair of the English Department, she leads with the same curiosity and care that she brings to her classroom.