Registration and Accommodations
The Maine DOE Annual Summit on Day 1 (July 29) is tailored to meet the needs of Maine’s education workforce, including school staff, educators, school safety professionals, and building and instructional leaders.
The Every Teacher a Leader Conference on Days 2 and 3 (July 30 and 31) features teacher-led sessions designed specifically for classroom teachers.
Accommodation is available on the Thomas College Campus. Attendees must book their own lodging accommodation if they plan to stay overnight.
Venue Information
The Annual Summit at Thomas College will use several buildings on the Campus. The above map highlights those buildings and their proximity to each other. Transportation between buildings will be provided for those with physical challenges or limitations.
Traveling to Thomas College
Thomas College is located at 180 West River Road in Waterville, Maine. From Interstate 95 exit 127, go east on Kennedy Memorial Drive (Route 137). In approximately 1.5 miles, turn right onto West River Road (Route 104 South). Thomas College is 1.5 miles on the left. Explore our campus map and find where you need to be!
Approximate Drive Times
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Location
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Distance
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Fort Kent, ME
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4.5 hours
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Presque Isle, ME
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3.5 hours
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Houlton, ME
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2.75 hours
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Bangor, ME
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1 hour
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Lewiston, ME
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50 minutes
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Portland, ME
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1.25 hours
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Biddeford, ME
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1.50 hours
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Area Attractions

Whether you're planning on arriving early or staying a little later, there's plenty to do in the local area.
Colby College Museum of Art
5600 Mayflower Hill, Waterville, 04901-8856
Quarry Road Trails
300 Quarry Road, Waterville, 04901
Waterville Opera House
1 Common Street, Waterville, 04901-6643
Waterville Historical Society
62 Silver Street, Waterville, 04901-6524
Maine State Museum
230 State Street, Augusta, 04330-6845
Fort Western
16 Cony Street, Augusta, 04330-5200
State Capitol
State Street, Augusta, 04330-6845
Thomas College 180 West River Road, Waterville, ME, USA
EnGiNE - Maine's collaboration & learning platform
EnGiNE is the Maine Department of Education’s statewide platform for professional learning, collaboration, and resource sharing. Designed to support educators and school personnel across all roles, EnGiNE offers access to a wide range of opportunities—from self-paced learning and live sessions to collaborative communities and ongoing updates. It serves as a central hub where Maine’s education community can grow, connect, and stay informed.
EnGiNE provides educators with a unique platform: one where professional theory meets real-world practice to drive stronger outcomes for learners all across Maine.
(Special session on 8/6 at 2:50pm)

