This course can be used to meet college level entrance requirements.

Free to all enrolled Kittery Adult Ed. high school diploma students.

Call for details 207-439-5896.

Children's behavior can be both fascinating and frustrating, especially when you don't understand it. This class will explore physical, emotional, social and intellectual development from conception through adolescence. We will see how child development theory applies to everyday life. Links will be made to parenting, family, community, and the workplace. You will learn that taking care of children is one of the most important responsibilities you can have. DIPLOMA STUDENTS ONLY. Lab Fee of $15 due at registration.

Topics will include the study of the states of matter, structure of matter, chemical reaction, stoichiometric problems, and solutions, periodic relationships and periodic table. Upon completion of the course students will receive 4 credits through UMPI.

This course introduces the concepts described in the Maine Learning Results. Students will engage in hands-on projects and activities to see the effect of an active citizenry in the local, state, and federal community. Students will utilize educational tools to supplement their learning experience. DIPLOMA STUDENTS ONLY. Text fee: TBA

You know you want to take that step toward something more. Our Adult Education program can point you in the right direction. Rolling admissions.

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Sir Isaac Newton observed an apple falling from a tree and came up with basic principles of motion that are still studied today. In addition to motion, physics covers mechanics, electrici-ty, heat, light and sound. These topics provide a solid foundation for many technical occupations. This class is designed to meet the prerequisite for more colleges. Students must have basic algebra prior to taking physics. This hybrid class is mostly online and meets on site at the schedule time listed for lab, assessment, and instruction.

This course identifies and discusses significant contemporary events and trends, and also enhances understanding of these issues by placing them into proper historic context. News stories are discussed in depth each class and their importance and interrelationships are assessed. The course aims at instilling awareness and a continued interest in developments in the world and also seeks to provide young adult citizens with practice in seeking out information, processing it, and determining its value and meaning. DIPLOMA STUDENTS ONLY. Lab Fee of $15 due at registration.

A self-paced digital literacy class.  This includes the option of earning a nationally recognized Certification from NorthStar that will enhance your resume. Modules include lessons in Basic Computer, Internet Use, Windows 7, Mac Os X, Using Email, Microsoft Word, Social Media, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Information Literacy.