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Spruce Mountain High School
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Regional School Unit 73
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rsu73.org
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Spruce Mountain High School is a public secondary school (grades 9-12) that operates as part of Regional School Unit 73 (RSU 73), a Maine government school district serving the municipalities of Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay. The district delivers a unified PK-12 public education system across four schools: Spruce Mountain Primary School (PK-2), Spruce Mountain Elementary School (3-5), Spruce Mountain Middle School (6-8), and Spruce Mountain High School (9-12), supplemented by Adult Education programs operated through RSU73 Adult Ed/Central Office. Spruce Mountain High School's core offering is grades 9-12 academic and extracurricular programming, including college preparation and vocational training opportunities, delivered to students residing within district boundaries.

Underlying technology is commodity educational infrastructure rather than proprietary product: PowerSchool serves as the unified Student Information System with separate portals for Parents & Students, Faculty, and Administration covering grades, attendance, and records; Google Workspace for Education provides the productivity layer; Chromebooks are deployed for 6th-grade students; MySchoolBucks handles online meal account payments; Time Clock Plus manages employee scheduling; and the district's public-facing site runs on SchoolBlocks. Communication channels include an official Facebook page (sprucemountainRSU73) and the RSU73 YouTube Channel, which live-streams School Board meetings.

The entity is a government state entity, not a commercial enterprise. Revenue does not arise from sales; funding flows from local tax revenue, Maine state education funding, and federal grants. There is no pricing model, no GTM motion, no investor base, and no headcount growth signal. Ancillary commercial-like touchpoints — meal program pricing, bus transportation fees, and adult education programs — are ancillary public services rather than profit centers. Student enrollment is driven by district residency rather than competitive acquisition, and the district is governed by an elected School Board under Maine Department of Education oversight.

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Spruce Mountain High School is a Maine public secondary school (grades 9-12) within Regional School Unit 73, providing K-12 education to students in Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay, alongside transportation, child nutrition, and adult education services funded by state and local tax revenue.

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Operating
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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
public education services, K-12 education, secondary education, school district services, student transportation
Industry3 codes
1Public High Schools
CodeEDAJAAADPrimaryYes
2Public Elementary Schools
CodeEDAJAAABPrimaryNo
3Public Middle Schools
CodeEDAJAAACPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Elementary and Secondary Schools611110
  • Elementary and Secondary Schools6111
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Educational Services8200
Product category
K-12 Public Education
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others
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Spruce Mountain High School is the grades 9-12 public high school within Regional School Unit 73 (RSU 73), a Maine public school district serving the towns of Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay. It delivers secondary academic instruction, college preparation, and extracurricular activities, operating alongside a district-wide PK-12 system that includes Primary (PK-2), Elementary (3-5), Middle (6-8), and Adult Education programs, supported by child nutrition, transportation, and digital services such as PowerSchool and MySchoolBucks.

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RSU73 operates as a unified school district offering a PreK-12 public education system across four schools: Spruce Mountain Primary School (PK-2), Spruce Mountain Elementary School (3-5), Spruce Mountain Middle School (6-8), and Spruce Mountain High School (9-12). The district supports its educational mission with complementary services including a Child Nutrition Program (breakfast/lunch with online payment via MySchoolBucks), Transportation Services (bus routes and fleet management), and Adult Education offerings. Digital infrastructure includes PowerSchool for student records and the SchoolBlocks-powered website for district communications. School Board meetings are live-streamed via the RSU73 YouTube Channel.

Product and service8 records
1Spruce Mountain High School (Grades 9-12)
CategorySecondary Education
Description

Public high school education program serving ninth through twelfth grade students with academic instruction, college preparation, and extracurricular activities within Regional School Unit 73.

2Spruce Mountain Middle School (Grades 6-8)
CategorySecondary Education
Description

Public middle school education program serving sixth through eighth grade students within Regional School Unit 73.

3Spruce Mountain Elementary School (Grades 3-5)
CategoryPrimary Education
Description

Public elementary education program serving third through fifth grade students within Regional School Unit 73.

4Spruce Mountain Primary School (Grades PK-2)
CategoryPrimary Education
Description

Public early childhood education program serving pre-kindergarten through second grade students within Regional School Unit 73.

5Adult Education Program
CategoryContinuing Education
Description

Adult education programs offered through RSU73 Adult Ed/Central Office for continuing education and community learning opportunities.

6Child Nutrition Program
CategoryStudent Support Services
Description

School breakfast and lunch program including menu planning, meal pricing, and account management for reimbursable meals, with online payment via MySchoolBucks.

7Student Transportation Services
CategoryStudent Support Services
Description

School bus transportation services with a fleet including a 2026 Blue Bird Propane Wheelchair Bus, covering bus routes, safety training, and designated crossing procedures.

8PowerSchool Portal
CategoryDigital Administration Services
Description

Student information system providing separate access portals for Parents & Students, Faculty, and Administration for grades, attendance, and records management.

Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeOthers
Description

PowerSchool is the student information system vendor used by RSU 73 (and most Maine districts). Not a competitor but an ecosystem enabler — analogous to the technology infrastructure layer serving the entire K-12 district market.

2Augusta Public Schools
TypeDirect peer
Description

Maine public school district serving the capital region. Comparable to RSU 73 as a Maine-based K-12 public school system with similar state funding mechanisms and reporting requirements.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest Maine public school district operating many schools across the Portland peninsula. A broader incumbent in the same public K-12 education category, sharing state funding mechanisms but operating at significantly larger scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Maine public school district serving a multi-school K-12 system in Lewiston. Directly comparable to RSU 73 in being a Maine-based public school system, with similar operational structure and funding model.

5MSAD 9
TypeDirect peer
Description

MSAD 9 (Mt. Blue area, Farmington region) is a Maine school administrative district serving rural western Maine towns. Geographically and structurally comparable to RSU 73's regional rural profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional School Unit 16 (Poland/Mechanic Falls/Minot area) is another Maine RSU serving multiple small towns. Comparable to RSU 73 in scale, rural geography, and operational model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional School Unit 5 (Freeport/Durham/Pownal area) operates under the same Maine RSU governance structure as RSU 73, with comparable multi-school operations and funding profile.

TypeDirect peer
Description

RSU 18 (Oakland/Sidney/Belgrade) operates as a Maine regional school unit in central Maine. Comparable to RSU 73 in scale, multi-town structure, and rural service area.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Maine public school district operating K-12 schools in Brunswick. Comparable to RSU 73 as a Maine public school system with similar governance structure, funding sources, and student services scope.

10RSU 1
TypeDirect peer
Description

Regional School Unit 1 serves the Bath/Phippsburg/coastal Maine area with multiple schools. Directly comparable to RSU 73 as another Maine Regional School Unit operating under the same state RSU framework.

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Spruce Mountain High School

K-12 Public Educationrsu73.org

Spruce Mountain High School is a Maine public secondary school (grades 9-12) within Regional School Unit 73, providing K-12 education to students in Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay, alongside transportation, child nutrition, and adult education services funded by state and local tax revenue.

What Spruce Mountain High School does

Spruce Mountain High School is a public secondary school (grades 9-12) that operates as part of Regional School Unit 73 (RSU 73), a Maine government school district serving the municipalities of Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay. The district delivers a unified PK-12 public education system across four schools: Spruce Mountain Primary School (PK-2), Spruce Mountain Elementary School (3-5), Spruce Mountain Middle School (6-8), and Spruce Mountain High School (9-12), supplemented by Adult Education programs operated through RSU73 Adult Ed/Central Office. Spruce Mountain High School's core offering is grades 9-12 academic and extracurricular programming, including college preparation and vocational training opportunities, delivered to students residing within district boundaries.

Underlying technology is commodity educational infrastructure rather than proprietary product: PowerSchool serves as the unified Student Information System with separate portals for Parents & Students, Faculty, and Administration covering grades, attendance, and records; Google Workspace for Education provides the productivity layer; Chromebooks are deployed for 6th-grade students; MySchoolBucks handles online meal account payments; Time Clock Plus manages employee scheduling; and the district's public-facing site runs on SchoolBlocks. Communication channels include an official Facebook page (sprucemountainRSU73) and the RSU73 YouTube Channel, which live-streams School Board meetings.

The entity is a government state entity, not a commercial enterprise. Revenue does not arise from sales; funding flows from local tax revenue, Maine state education funding, and federal grants. There is no pricing model, no GTM motion, no investor base, and no headcount growth signal. Ancillary commercial-like touchpoints — meal program pricing, bus transportation fees, and adult education programs — are ancillary public services rather than profit centers. Student enrollment is driven by district residency rather than competitive acquisition, and the district is governed by an elected School Board under Maine Department of Education oversight.

Spruce Mountain High School firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Spruce Mountain High School
Legal name
Regional School Unit 73
Website
https://rsu73.org
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Spruce Mountain High School is a Maine public secondary school (grades 9-12) within Regional School Unit 73, providing K-12 education to students in Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay, alongside transportation, child nutrition, and adult education services funded by state and local tax revenue.
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Spruce Mountain High School industry classification

Industry
Product category
K-12 Public Education
NAICS
Elementary and Secondary Schools (611110), Elementary and Secondary Schools (6111)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Public High Schools (EDAJAAAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Public Elementary Schools (EDAJAAAB), Public Middle Schools (EDAJAAAC)

Keywords

  • Public education services
  • K-12 education
  • Secondary education
  • School district services
  • Student transportation

Spruce Mountain High School business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

Spruce Mountain High School product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Spruce Mountain High School is the grades 9-12 public high school within Regional School Unit 73 (RSU 73), a Maine public school district serving the towns of Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay. It delivers secondary academic instruction, college preparation, and extracurricular activities, operating alongside a district-wide PK-12 system that includes Primary (PK-2), Elementary (3-5), Middle (6-8), and Adult Education programs, supported by child nutrition, transportation, and digital services such as PowerSchool and MySchoolBucks.

Product overview

RSU73 operates as a unified school district offering a PreK-12 public education system across four schools: Spruce Mountain Primary School (PK-2), Spruce Mountain Elementary School (3-5), Spruce Mountain Middle School (6-8), and Spruce Mountain High School (9-12). The district supports its educational mission with complementary services including a Child Nutrition Program (breakfast/lunch with online payment via MySchoolBucks), Transportation Services (bus routes and fleet management), and Adult Education offerings. Digital infrastructure includes PowerSchool for student records and the SchoolBlocks-powered website for district communications. School Board meetings are live-streamed via the RSU73 YouTube Channel.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Spruce Mountain High School (Grades 9-12) Public high school education program serving ninth through twelfth grade students with academic instruction, college preparation, and extracurricular activities within Regional School Unit 73.
  • Spruce Mountain Middle School (Grades 6-8) Public middle school education program serving sixth through eighth grade students within Regional School Unit 73.
  • Spruce Mountain Elementary School (Grades 3-5) Public elementary education program serving third through fifth grade students within Regional School Unit 73.
  • Spruce Mountain Primary School (Grades PK-2) Public early childhood education program serving pre-kindergarten through second grade students within Regional School Unit 73.
  • Adult Education Program Adult education programs offered through RSU73 Adult Ed/Central Office for continuing education and community learning opportunities.
  • Child Nutrition Program School breakfast and lunch program including menu planning, meal pricing, and account management for reimbursable meals, with online payment via MySchoolBucks.
  • Student Transportation Services School bus transportation services with a fleet including a 2026 Blue Bird Propane Wheelchair Bus, covering bus routes, safety training, and designated crossing procedures.
  • PowerSchool Portal Student information system providing separate access portals for Parents & Students, Faculty, and Administration for grades, attendance, and records management.

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Spruce Mountain High School technology and API

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Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Spruce Mountain High School competitors and assessment

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Others

  • PowerSchool: PowerSchool is the student information system vendor used by RSU 73 (and most Maine districts). Not a competitor but an ecosystem enabler — analogous to the technology infrastructure layer serving the entire K-12 district market.

Direct peers

  • Augusta Public Schools: Maine public school district serving the capital region. Comparable to RSU 73 as a Maine-based K-12 public school system with similar state funding mechanisms and reporting requirements.
  • Lewiston Public Schools: Maine public school district serving a multi-school K-12 system in Lewiston. Directly comparable to RSU 73 in being a Maine-based public school system, with similar operational structure and funding model.
  • MSAD 9: MSAD 9 (Mt. Blue area, Farmington region) is a Maine school administrative district serving rural western Maine towns. Geographically and structurally comparable to RSU 73's regional rural profile.
  • RSU 16: Regional School Unit 16 (Poland/Mechanic Falls/Minot area) is another Maine RSU serving multiple small towns. Comparable to RSU 73 in scale, rural geography, and operational model.
  • RSU 5: Regional School Unit 5 (Freeport/Durham/Pownal area) operates under the same Maine RSU governance structure as RSU 73, with comparable multi-school operations and funding profile.
  • RSU 18: RSU 18 (Oakland/Sidney/Belgrade) operates as a Maine regional school unit in central Maine. Comparable to RSU 73 in scale, multi-town structure, and rural service area.
  • Brunswick School Department: Maine public school district operating K-12 schools in Brunswick. Comparable to RSU 73 as a Maine public school system with similar governance structure, funding sources, and student services scope.
  • RSU 1: Regional School Unit 1 serves the Bath/Phippsburg/coastal Maine area with multiple schools. Directly comparable to RSU 73 as another Maine Regional School Unit operating under the same state RSU framework.

Broad incumbents

  • Portland Public Schools: Largest Maine public school district operating many schools across the Portland peninsula. A broader incumbent in the same public K-12 education category, sharing state funding mechanisms but operating at significantly larger scale.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Spruce Mountain High School M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Spruce Mountain High School

What does Spruce Mountain High School do?

Spruce Mountain High School is the grades 9-12 public high school within Regional School Unit 73 (RSU 73), a Maine public school district serving the towns of Livermore, Livermore Falls, and Jay. It delivers secondary academic instruction, college preparation, and extracurricular activities, operating alongside a district-wide PK-12 system that includes Primary (PK-2), Elementary (3-5), Middle (6-8), and Adult Education programs, supported by child nutrition, transportation, and digital services such as PowerSchool and MySchoolBucks.

Is Spruce Mountain High School a public or private company?

Spruce Mountain High School is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was Spruce Mountain High School founded?

Spruce Mountain High School was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Who are Spruce Mountain High School's main competitors?

PowerSchool is listed as an others. Direct peers are Augusta Public Schools, Lewiston Public Schools, MSAD 9, RSU 16, RSU 5, RSU 18, Brunswick School Department and RSU 1. Portland Public Schools is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Spruce Mountain High School have an API?

No public API is recorded for Spruce Mountain High School.

What industry is Spruce Mountain High School in?

Spruce Mountain High School's product category is K-12 Public Education. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAJAAAD, Public High Schools, with a secondary code of EDAJAAAB, Public Elementary Schools. Its NAICS code is 611110 and its SIC code is 8200.

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Lewiston Sun JournalSpruce Mountain schools summer building projects on scheduleRegional School Unit 73 is progressing with summer building renovations at Spruce Mountain Primary School, including roof repairs and boiler installations, to prepare for the August 27 school reopening. The district reports that projects are on schedule despite minor adjustments, such as relocating propane tanks due to underground electrical lines. Tennis court construction is also underway with a target completion date of September 30.Lewiston Sun JournalSpruce Mountain graduates urged to persevereSpruce Mountain High School held its graduation ceremony on June 7 for the class of 2026, where speakers urged graduates to persevere and appreciate their community. The event recognized 82 students who received over $450,000 in scholarships, with valedictorian Annalaya Spear highlighting resilience as a key theme for their future paths.Lewiston Sun JournalSpruce Mountain team to represent Maine in conservation competitionThe Spruce Mountain High School Envirothon team, known as The Dirt Divas, won the Maine State Envirothon Championship on May 29 and will represent the state at the National Conservation Foundation International Envirothon in Mississippi. The team secured their spot after winning the Southwest Regional competition earlier in the year, earning the right to compete in July. The event involves testing students in forestry, ecology, and soil science, with this year's focus on non-point source pollution.Lewiston Sun JournalJay board reviews Spruce Mountain dropout concernsThe Regional School Unit 73 board reviewed concerns regarding 28 student dropouts at Spruce Mountain High School, prompting discussions on dropout prevention and earlier intervention strategies. Tanya DeMillo reported that exit interviews revealed a gradual detachment process driven by factors such as academic frustration and mental health challenges, leading to increased enrollment in the adult education program. In response, the high school has implemented new support systems including social workers, advisory programs, and work-study classes to improve retention.WGME'We can reach out': Spruce Mountain school looks for answers to battle chronic absenteeismSpruce Mountain Primary School in Livermore is addressing chronic absenteeism, with Principal Darcu Shink reporting that 19 percent of students are chronically absent due to inconsistent home routines. The school board meeting highlighted that attendance issues stem from family dynamics rather than student disengagement or logistical barriers like transportation. While parents cited bullying and a need for mental health services as reasons for keeping children home, the principal emphasized that improving attendance requires greater parental support and accountability beyond the school's direct control.Press HeraldSpruce Mountain girls basketball cruises to Class C South championshipSpruce Mountain defeated Wells 51-29 in the Class C South girls basketball championship at the Augusta Civic Center, securing their first state final appearance since 2023. The team relied on strong defensive performance and a fourth-quarter offensive surge to seal the victory over the only regular-season opponent to beat them this year.Dailybulldog‘Play It Safe’ brings hundreds to Spruce Mountain High School gymThe Jake Lord Play It Safe Foundation held its largest annual fundraiser on November 28 at Spruce Mountain High School, drawing hundreds of attendees to support concussion prevention initiatives. The event featured alumni basketball games and donations, with funds dedicated to providing safety equipment like Xenith helmets and educating the public about the risks of head injuries in young athletes.