This is a 16-week course designed to provide ELL students with the groundwork needed to be bilingual in a higher-level of English. We will review complex and basic tenses and then begin moving into the higher level grammar. This course is geared to help you become more comfortable using higher level grammar in your speaking and writing while aiding in your understanding of reading and listening. This tagged with new vocabulary, and new reading and writing challenges will help you excel in the English language reaching the proficiency level of an advanced learner.

This class is a basic introduction to English. The class’s goal is to help students with writing basics (name, date of birth, address, phone number, etc.) found on forms they may be required to fill out. They will learn basic conversation in addition to an introduction to adjectives and how to use them.

Join the A Family for ME program for a live, virtual conversation about becoming a foster/adoptive parent in Maine. Recruitment Specialists will be answering your questions about the different ways to provide care for infants, teens and siblings. If you’ve ever considered foster care or adoption, this is a great opportunity to learn more and get your questions answered! Learn more about the licensing process. Explore the various ways to support youth and provide care, including respite care. Discover ways to support foster families.

Sessions will be held on the 2nd Monday of every month from 12:00-1:00 pm and 6:00-7:00 pm. No fee.

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 https://www.tickettailor.com/events/afamilyforme/783429

This class will build your keyboarding skills using various exercises.

Learn how to use all of the features of Microsoft Excel 2016 to make your documents amazing. Students will learn how to add tables, format text, create templates, add references, graphics, build forms, and much more.

Learn how to use all of the features of Microsoft Word 2016 to make your documents amazing. Students will learn how to add tables, format text, create templates, add references, graphics, build forms, and much more.

This class meets twice a week for HSD students who need a Social Studies, US History, Civics, or Government credit.