edLab – Alternative Education
The edLab is a small community of learners and teachers dedicated to rigorous academic and personal development through project-based, experiential and individualized education. Students of all aspirations are welcome as creative thinkers and change-makers, finding success in an environment different from the traditional classroom.
The edLab Program:
Started in 1991, the edLab stands as one of the longest successfully operational alternative education programs in the state of Maine. The program provides a challenging, supportive learning environment for students for whom the traditional high school classroom is not a good fit. The edLab primarily serves 11th and 12th graders.
Hours and Location:
The edLab is a part of Lincoln Academy and therefore is open every school day. Our hours of operation are from 7:45 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday 7:30 am – 3:00 pm. You can find us hard at work in Lincoln Academy’s Hall House building.
Questions?
Email Program Director Jody Matta at mattaj@lincolnacademy.org

edLab Team:
Updates from the edLab:
LA Students to Host Corn Hole Tournament to Benefit Maine Veterans
On Saturday, November 2 from 9am-4pm, Lincoln Academy’s EdLab alternative education program will host their second-annual corn hole tournament to benefit Boothbay V.E.T.S., an organization [...]
Lincoln Academy Greenhouse Project
Lincoln Academy EdLab students remove rocks to make way for the new greenhouse, which is located next to the ATEC building/EdLab students standing on the [...]
LA edLab Students Travel to Puerto Rico
Students and teachers in Lincoln Academy's edLab. Nine edLab students and three teachers will travel to Puerto Rico in early April. EdLab, Lincoln Academy’s Alternative [...]
LA Students to Host Cornhole Tournament to Support Maine Veterans
LA students Ariel Cowan and Ezra Paetow work in the ATEC woodshop to build a cornhole board for the cornhole tournament to benefit Maine Veterans [...]
Lincoln Academy edLab Students Travel Washington DC
Lincoln Academy's EdLab students and teachers on their trip to Washington DC. Back row from left: Liam Allen, Jayson Benner, Simon Fraser, Piper Erickson, Dean [...]














