Thinking about changing careers or advancing in your current career, but don't know which steps to take? Our Career Pathways advisor is available to assist students with identifying and achieving career goals and can offer guidance with career exploration and career readiness.

Create your personal career plan through self-exploration, occupational exploration and career and educational planning.

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Spruce Mountain Adult Education offers both paper-and-pencil and computer-delivered assessments.  A $5 fee will be charged for testing.  If a student enrolls in our program, the fee will be waived. 

Call today for an appointment. 

Register today for the CASAS Assessment session.  It’s FREE!

Are you interested in any of the following?

• High School Diploma
• High School Equivalency (HiSET)
• Employment Skills Certificate
• College Transitions
• Adult Transitions
• ESL (English as a Second Language)

Whatever your need, Sanford Community Adult Education is here to help you accomplish your educational goals!  

We start with a SIMPLE & FREE Math and Reading assessment, called CASAS.  This is taken BEFORE you take any classes.  The scores from the CASAS are used to guide your placement into courses at the level that is perfect for you.  

All tests are held at the Sanford Community Adult Education office (Anderson Learning Center) Room 303 at 21 Bradeen Street, Sanford, Maine.

Each unit in chemistry lab uses a central theme to teach each a chemistry concept, thus providing learners with a cohesive and connected learning experience. This course emphasizes investigation, analysis, and critical thinking of content through lab experience.. Lab activities will promote technical lab competence, utilize the scientific process of research and reporting, as well as teach and reinforce scientific concepts.  This course fulfills the science requirement for high school completion.  This course is offered spring semester only.  (Prequisite for Nursing Degree.)

Must call 207-493-4272 to register!

This course is a standards-based study of fundamental chemical concepts, such as atomic theory and its relation to chemical behavior, chemical bonding, the mole and stoichiometry, molecular kinetics, energy relationships, solution dynamics, acids, bases, equilibrium, organic and biological chemistry.  Strong pre-algebra skills are recommended.  Upon successful completion of this course, students will earn one high school diploma credit (a prerequisite for acceptance to several local college programs).  No class July 3rd or 5th.

All of our academic courses start with a complimentary meeting with the student advisor who will discuss the course, the requirements and assist you in making a decision about whether the course is a good fit for you.  Please call 207.664.7110 to make an appointment.

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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Yes, you ARE college material! We will help you find your place and get you there.

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Completion of this course with a minimum grade of 80% is equivalent to passing YCCC's developmental math course 092.