This camp is for boys entering grades 7-12 that intend to play basketball at Leavitt or at Tripp next winter. 

The practices for grades 7/8th are June 23-26, June 30, and July 1 8:30-10 am. 

Players entering grades 9-12 can get detailed schedules from Coach Hathaway.  

The first practice is June 16th at 5pm for varsity and 7pm for jv/freshmen.   

This is for players entering grades 7-12th that intend to play football for Leavitt or Tripp in the fall. 

Practices for grades 7/8 will be July 8, 15 & 22 from 6-7:30 pm and July 28-31 5:30-7 pm.  

Tripp players get their equipment from the Tripp coaches.  .   

Leavitt players will get a schedule from Coach Hathaway with weight room, field workout and practice times. 

Equipment handout is June 17. There are also 7v7 games for all grades.   

6/17-7/31 @ Leavitt 

Westbrook Adult Education offers a comprehensive course aligned with the State of Maine Personal Support Specialist (PSS) curriculum, designed to prepare students for direct care roles in a variety of health care settings. This program includes in-depth instruction in personal care skills, communication, safety, and ethics, while integrating CPR and First Aid training to ensure participants meet state certification requirements.

Upon successful completion, students will earn their PSS certificate along with CPR and First Aid certification, equipping them with the foundational skills and credentials necessary to enter Maine’s healthcare workforce. CASAS of 220 required for entry.

Program Cost: $600 -Scholarships may be available.

Contact Alice Shea at sheaa@westbrookschools.org with any questions.

All classes are in person from 8AM - 1PM

June 17,18,19,20,23,24,25,26,27,30

July 1,2,3,7,8

In this iteration of Ed Higgins’ abstract class, The atelier will explore new and exciting ways to get paint onto the canvas. Everything from working on the floor and casting paint, to inventing innovative delivery systems, building our own custom brushes, gravity tubes, and pouring vessels. You will need to wear old clothes, bring a drop cloth (or two), assemble surfaces to paint on, and collect all your half-used paints, because my guess is, you’ll use them up! We will continue to spotlight and discuss an abstract artist at the end of each class. **Special note about art materials: Please do not call our office about materials. Come to the first class with your favorite sketchbook and drawing pencils & pens. Suggested materials will be discussed by the instructor on the first day of classes. Thank you.

Join MACE at our monthly coffee hours! Open to all older adults, our aim is to offer a place to meet new people, build a sense of community in the district, and highlight guest speakers and community organizations each month.

Do you, or someone you know, suffer from chronic pain in the hands, wrists, elbows or shoulders? Please join Mary Woodbury, OTR/L CHT for a discussion about self-care - easy-to-perform techniques, exercises and home-use devices to ease discomfort in our hands and arms. Some of the many hand and upper extremity conditions benefiting from self care are osteoarthritis, tennis elbow, trigger finger, and carpal tunnel. Self-care is conservative care and often the first line of care prescribed by Physicians and Occupational Therapists. This program is brought to you by Hand Therapy Treatment and Education Center, LLP.

Ever wanted to take some time for yourself and play with clay? Learn the basics of hand building and wheel throwing in this 6 week class. This class is geared toward the beginner. The first 10 people to sign up have priority on the wheel. Please let admins know if you prefer to hand build or wheel throw so we can keep an accurate account. Glazing will also be covered so that you can leave with finished pieces. $65 materials fee is due to the instructor on the first night of class. *Purchasing additional clay: The fee is an additional $65 to cover the firing, glazes and other consumables used during class. Please note: If you miss a class, you cannot make-up the class at another time. The ceramics schedule is very tight and these classes are usually full. Thank you for your understanding!

What is a high bush cranberry? Is it possible to wash my hair with sidewalk flowers? How can I use invasive plants for good? Be delighted by all that is growing in the city itself, located on beautiful Wabanaki land. Nature is prolific and will pop up through the cracks in the sidewalks and on the edges of the street. We will look closely at what is growing and meet many native and invasive plants, as well as learn about what unique gifts city plants give us. Learn to look closely and learn to identify summer plants that you may have in your own backyard. This walk will mostly be on sidewalks, but nearer to the river there is a section with many stairs. The section with stairs will take 15-20 minutes, and those who want to skip that part will have access to benches to wait upon. Registration closes at noon on 6/16. Wear comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, sunscreen, and an optional brimmed hat or cap (which helps with both sun and bugs). Bring binoculars if you want to see what birds and animals are about. Walk begins promptly at 4pm. Rain date 6/19, 4-6pm.

Note: Please communicate any accessibility concerns at registration, and we will ask Laura to contact you to discuss any needed accommodations.

Laura Grover is a plant and bird hobbyist, botanical illustrator for Fedco Seeds, and a mindfulness ambassador. She has led many plant identification and mindful foraging walks for people of all ages. She enjoys bringing people together to look closely in nature, practice mindfulness outside, and be a sensory animal in the woods.