Class will be held online using ZOOM.

Come to a fun and exciting low impact aerobics class where you work out at your own pace. Relieve stress, improve cardio, tone, and make new friends.

Class will be held online using Zoom.

Together we will learn about nutrition, food safety, saving money at the grocery store, planning meals, and increasing physical activity for you and your family. Each class is designed to build upon the previous lessons.

After attending all four classes, participants will receive a $10 Hannaford gift card and will have the knowledge and skills to lead a healthy lifestyle.

Required class for students enrolled in FCAE. This class is designed to provide students with the computer knowledge and skills necessary for success in their classes at FCAE and beyond. Topics include, but are not limited to, personal and public computer use, internet safety, password creation/management, Gmail, Google Drive: docs, sheets and slides, online remote learning, media bias, and social media.

MAX enrollment 6 per class per day

MUST call our office to attend on the day of class

Class will be held online using ZOOM.

Students will learn basic ASL communication. Course includes sign vocabulary, grammatical structures, fingerspelling, numbers and expressive and receptive signing activities.

Students will learn the history of ASL and become knowledgeable about aspects of Deaf Culture, which is an integral part of meaningful language use.

No textbook required.

Class will be held online using Zoom.

This eight-session, video-based program gives divorcing or separating parents the power to make positive changes that shield their children from parental conflict, and it guides them into establishing a long-term relationship of healthy communication with the child’s other parents.

Workshops will be held online using Zoom.

Medicare is not one size fits all. New to Medicare? This session will review a wide variety of information to help you navigate the waters. We will review how to obtain Medicare, when you are eligible and many other important topics including supplemental insurance to compliment original Medicare. If you are currently enrolled in Medicare, come get a refresher on the basics and better understand the choices available to you and when you can make changes. There are many different products and carriers available as well as various enrollment periods that give you the opportunity to change your policy if appropriate. Anyone with questions about Medicare will find this class helpful.

Courtney Cowan (license #PRR252278) offers insurance products through Northeast Planning Associates, Inc., a licensed insurance agency.

Class will be held online using ZOOM.

Are you interested in some stimulating conversation? Would you like to gain a deeper understanding of the Bible? Come join us for this four-week course in which we will delve into the New Testament! Participants will explore the content and major events of the new covenant. Students will be introduced to the books in the New Testament, the spiritual application of several of the Ten Commandments, the twelve apostels, the main characters and their stories, and the us of figurative language throughout the Bible. At the end of the course, students will walk away with a solid foundation of New Testament content without being steered into a specific denomination.

To eliminate confusion about translations, the King James Bible is the translation that will be used in this course.

Interested in speaking up for a Maine foster child?  Attend this session to learn more about being a Maine Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). CASAs are community volunteers appointed to serve as guardians ad litem for children whose parents are involved in a child protection case.  The foundation of a CASA’s work is to investigate the case and then advise the judge on the child’s best interest.   These volunteers come from a wide variety of professional and personal backgrounds and are guided throughout the process by staff attorneys.  Right now, there are more foster children than CASAs.  If you have a big heart and are willing to speak up for a Maine child, we invite you to attend this informational session to learn more. You must be 21 years of age, have a high school diploma or GED equivalent, and attend our comprehensive training. 

Kaela Jalbert, Darren Defoe, and Erin Swanson oversee the Maine CASA Program from the Capital Judicial Center in Augusta.  They work closely with CASA volunteers to provide guidance and feedback throughout all stages of a child protection case.

Wednesday, October 7, 6:00-7:30PM

At Marshwood High School with an option to zoom

Free