Complete an intensive brush up of basic skills with an introduction to Algebra. Review fractions, decimals, percents, and basic algebra for college math. Learn to use online sources for supplementing your math knowledge. Practice math online, including preparing for the computerized Accuplacer exam. Gain an understanding of problem solving techniques and processes. Relieve your math anxiety!!

Please call us to register:  207-422-4794.

Prepare for the logistics of applying to and thriving in the college environment. Topics include: time management, study skills, navigating a college campus, campus resources, organizational skills, admission & financial aid information. Participate in active discussion and build writing skills while learning how to overcome the challenges and be successful in college.

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College Transitions English focuses on the foundation skills for college level writing. Develop writing skills necessary for short answer responses, essays, and research papers. An emphasis is placed on the writing process: outlining, drafts, rewriting, and editing to a final copy. Fine tune your grammar, punctuation, clarify, and organization. Build your critical reading skills to pick out main ideas, arguements and common themes in college level readings.

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Build concrete technology skills essential for college classes: word processing, email, spreadsheets, research, Off-Campus Library Services, and the University of Maine System website. This class is designed with class instruction and projects to apply your learning.

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Please contact our office at 207-422-4794 to begin this class. You may begin this class later than the dates published.

Looking for an Algebra 1 course and credit? Algebra 1 is designed for credit towards high school diploma and for college admission; the class will also help you prepare for college-level math courses. A once-a-week online class meeting and online homework make this an intensive course. Students will work on writing and solving equations, coordinate graphing, factoring, systems of equations. Expect to spend 2-3 hours a week doing coursework. Students must complete an intake, as well as participate in an online learning orientation when enrolling. Students must show academic readiness by completing required assessments.

Technology requirements for the class are a laptop, tablet or desktop (not a phone), camera, microphone and hi-speed Internet.

This class is free to students earning their diploma through RSU 24 Adult Education.

This high school diploma class is free to registered Maine Adult Ed. High School completion students.

Non-academic or those wishing to improve work place skills may be subject to course fee.

Please feel free to call for details.

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)
• Maine College and Career Access  
• ELL (English Language Learner)

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

We start with a FREE Math and Reading Assessment (and short Essay) 

This must be taken BEFORE you register for 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 Sanford Community Adult Education (Anderson Learning Center) Room 143 at 21 Bradeen Street, Sanford, Maine.

Are you between the ages of 16-24 and looking to enter the workforce? YOU GET PAID TO TAKE THIS TRAINING!

We are excited to offer a PAID virtual career readiness training for eligible youth and young adults with Workforce Solutions.

Participants will attend four weeks of career readiness training, covering topics such as resume writing and interview prep, financial literacy, career exploration, finding success on the job, and more. This virtual component will be followed by individualized career services that can include placement in a paid work experience or support transitioning to occupational training, including post-secondary education.

This course will run virtual workshops will be every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 9AM – 12PM and Thursdays will include paid time to complete assignments independently or with a career advisor’s support. Each individual is paid $12.15 an hour for 40 hours total.

When you register here you'll receive contact information to WorkForce Solutions to determine eligibility. (Please note: eligibility is based on age, educational level, and if you live in York, Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Lincoln, Knox, Waldo counties in Maine.)