This course is for those who would like to improve their English reading, writing, and grammar skills.  Discover the benefits of improving your reading and writing ability for personal growth.  Schedule set with student at enrollment.

Beginning to advanced sessions will meet individual needs for speaking, listening, reading, and writing English.  Schedule set with student at enrollment.

This course will help prepare you with the skills needed to pass the HiSET Math exam.  Topics include: Numbers and Operations; Exponents and Roots; Decimals, Fractions, and Percents; Rates, Ratios, and Proportions; Measurements; Geometry; Statistics; and Algebra.  Schedule set with student upon enrollment

During this course you will prepare for the HiSET exam in the areas of Reading, Writing, Science, and Social Studies.  Schedule set with student at enrollment.

IC3 is a certification for anyone who wants to demonstrate critical computer and internet skills.  It can be taken as part of our computer support program or a stand alone course.  Students who achieve IC3 certification possess the validated skills and knowledge required for basic use of computer hardware, software, networks, and the Internet.  Not only do you receive tools for success in the 21st Century classroom but also for higher education, employment, and life.  To become IC3 certified, you must pass 3 level exams.  The course includes training and practice tests.  Certification exams are held after you successfully complete the course and pass the practice exam.  Schedule set with student upon enrollment. 

Develop skills in Mathematics to ensure college and career success.  Topics may include Number and Number Operation, Statistics and Data Analysis, Measurement and Geometry, and Algebra. This course will prepare you for the Accuplacer Math Exam. Schedule set with student upon enrollment.

This course is a great transitional course from Basic Math to Algebra I. The course will also prepare you for the HiSET Math Prep course. This course will cover integers, expressions, equations, linear functions, graphing, real numbers, right triangles, percent, distance, surface area and volume. Schedule set with student at enrollment.

Have you always wished you could play the fiddle but didn’t know where to start? This class will begin at the very beginning: how to hold the instrument and how to hold the bow, as well as proper set up and tuning. We’ll learn some simple tunes focusing on both ear training and sight reading. Yes! we will be playing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star AND Hot Cross Buns along with some simple tunes from the New England fiddle repertoir. *You must have an instrument in order to take this class. Please contact the instructor if you need guidance about buying an instrument