This class is designed for someone who is looking to prepare for the United States Citizenship Test. 

Practice for your Citizenship interview, review your N-400 form, and study American government and civics in our 8 week Citizenship Prep class.

All are welcome!

Unsure of where to start? Call us.

The Learning Center is open to all adults in need of academic instruction and guidance. Hours vary by day, and we will try to meet you on your schedule. Our staff provides individualized instruction in the areas of:

• High School Equivalency
• HiSET Prep
• Accuplacer Prep
• Math and ELA instruction to prepare you for college-level coursework
• General reading, writing, and math tutoring for anyone pursuing college or career education
• Workforce credential or certification tutoring and prep
• College and Career advising

All services through the Learning Center are FREE of charge. If you or anyone you know could use any of these services, please contact us.

Instructional Hours

Due to restrictions, please do not drop in unannounced to the Learning Center. Call us to schedule your first appointment.

These ongoing classes help students prepare academically for a variety of programming:  preparation for the ETS HiSET high school equivalency exam, High School diploma credit courses, family literacy, basic adult literacy in math and reading, workforce training support such as CNA or ServSafe exam preparation, and more depending on individual needs and goals.

Schedules are designed around individual needs and availability.  Start times are flexible throughout the year.

• Remote and distance learning options are also available. 
• A formal meeting with the Program Director or Program Services Coordinator is required.
• All Academic students must complete orientation paperwork and assessment testing before being assigned to classes.

Join with others who are preparing for the citizenship exam. Learn and discuss information about American government, history and your responsibilities as a citizen. Various study methods will be used and practice exams will be given.

Participants will learn necessary steps toward naturalization and prepare for the Naturalization Interview and Exam.

Schedule Created on 1:1 Basis

No Cost!

• Remote and distance learning options are also available. 
• A formal meeting with the Program Director or Program Services Coordinator is required.
• All Academic students must complete orientation paperwork and assessment testing before being assigned to classes.

Five Town CSD Adult Education welcomes all foreign-born people. Are you interested in improving your English skills in order to get a driver's license? Get a job? Communicate with your child's school? Let us work with you to help you meet your goals. Tutoring services are available. Please call our office to inquire. Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., and Friday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.. We also have an evening session Wednesdays from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at Camden Hills Regional High School.

Multi Level ESOL Class with English Discoveries for Independent Users (This is for WL students and Students who can't do a synchronous Zoom class with a Teacher) Online Registration is not available for this course. It may be subject to certain prerequisites or inventory requirements. Please contact PAE by email (adulted@portlandschools.org) or by phone (874-8155) to discuss the requirements for this course or for more information.

Bangor Adult & Community Education offers morning classes for people interested in improving speaking, listening, reading and writing in English. We will work on vocabulary, pronunciation, comprehension, and conversation. Beginner and Advanced classes are available.

Beginners: Tuesday 9:00 a.m. -10:30 a.m. at The Learning Center

Advanced Beginners: Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at The Learning Center

Advanced: Thursday 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. at The Learning Center

Advanced: Wednesday 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Online

Please call 207.941.6315 for a registration appointment. Instructor: Barb Miller