The Personal Finance course is required for students seeking a high school diploma at AACE. Students will learn how to manage their money, be wise with insurance, and invest and save for their future.

Learn how to get the most out of Microsoft Excel 2016. Students will learn how to create formulas and use the many built-in functions of Excel. They will also learn how to format worksheets, create and edit charts, analyze data using formulas, manage and analyze data using tables, automate worksheet tasks, enhance charts, perform What-if analysis, and create PivotTables.

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

For HSD and Enrichment students. Through the online Northstar Digital Literacy program, students will learn how to navigate, create, troubleshoot, and interact with others professionally in online work. Students take proctored exams for each of the 12 required modules.

NRF Foundation credentials will be earned in Customer Service and Sales; Business of Retail; Warehouse Inventory. Discover the value of quality customer service. Learn to improve your knowledge of different types of customers' needs. Master effective communication skills. Design a sales plan and apply effective upselling strategies. Acquire advanced retail skills.

This online class is self-paced and meets Tuesdays, 12:00-1:00 p.m.

*Please call our office at 207-626-2470 to schedule a CASAS assessment and for more information.

Make four handmade cards and learn new techniques and fun folds. All embellishments and envelopes are included. You will go home with instructions for the cards you made in class. With every class is a special door prize.

MaineGeneral's Harm Reduction Program leads training and conversation on Overdose Response and Narcan Administration. The presentation will begin by discussing what harm reduction means, and what opioids are, before identifying what an opioid overdose looks like. The training will then discuss steps for responding to an overdose, and close with a conversation about the Good Samaritan Law. Attendees are invited to ask any questions and/or share experiences throughout.

Every attendee will be offered a Narcan kit in addition to educational materials to leave the class with https://www.mainegeneral.org/about-us/community-health/harm-reduction/

Students in this class will improve their conversation ability by increasing their vocabulary, learning basic verb tenses, asking questions, and working on pronunciation and fluency.