Thank you for your interest in supporting York Adult and Community Education's literacy programs through your generous donation.  Please click on the register button to donate, which will then bring you to a page where you choose the amount to donate up to $500.  (For any donation above $500, please call our office at 207-363-7922.)  Thank you!

Learn to read or improve reading, writing and math skills.  Study for license, certification or citizenship exams; learn English as a second language. Free.

Please register here to receive a call from us, or call 345-3217 directly for an appointment. You may also email us at rsu16adulted@rsu16.org.

We are looking for volunteers who can offer a few hours of time on a regular basis. A wide range of opportunities are available, including (but not limited to): tutoring a student, joining the advisory teams, classroom support tutors, work skills tutoring/job shadowing, and getting the word out.

Interested in volunteering? Please register online or call Marshwood Adult Education directly at (207) 384-5703

Do you want to have some fun while learning new and useful skills? Join us for Collaborative Learning and   Social Skills (CLASS). Reggie & Gary will lead activities that are so fun you won’t even know you are learning.

From basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, and percentages) all the way to real world algebra. This class will provide individualized instruction to help you learn/improve your math skills to succeed in everyday life, the workplace, and/or prepare you for college! Register to get the link for the livestream session.

Want to increase your understanding of the news, improve your communication skills for everyday use in the community, or prepare for college or the workplace? This class focuses on basic reading, writing, speaking and listening skills to help you succeed in life and the workplace.

Becoming comfortable with technology is necessary in our personal and professional lives. This class is for students with beginner-level understanding of computers and other tools of technology. The goal is for students to improve their computer literacy skills and become comfortable with technology. This class is offered virtually and in-person as needed. Students meet with the instructor for two one-hour sessions per week at various times. This class is open enrollment. No classes on 10/11, 11/11, & 11/25.

Instructor: Bill Keller  
Various Days & Times, 9/7 - 12/22, two one-hour blocks
Location: WRAE Learning Center
Fee: Free 

Note: This class will be offered virtually through a combination of email, texting, Zoom, and/or online learning. Students will occasionally be required to come to Skowhegan Area High School for testing.

This course will prepare students for Algebra I and/or entry-level college math. Whether you need a refresher before registering for your first college math course or need to improve your scores on the ACCUPLACER, you will find this course helpful. There will be a review of whole number operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, and other essential math skills. Word problems and the language of math will be explored.