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ELL - Intermediate
with Catherine Stone, Kittery Adult Education
YOU CAN SIGN UP FOR CLASS ANYTIME DURING THE SEMESTER!
Call 207-439-5896 to register or text 207-351-0167.
This is an intermediate level ELL/ML (multilingual learner) for those looking to improve their English language skills.
Life Skills
with Jean Philpot, RSU 54/MSAD 54 Adult and Community Education
In this class, especially designed for adults with learning challenges, students will enhance everyday life skills by improving their basic reading, writing, and problem-solving proficiencies.
Learners set their own individualized goals and work toward them in a safe, nurturing, and creative environment. Contact the Adult Education office for additional information.
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Family Literacy Parent Engagement: Spring into Wellness April 4, via Google Meet W24
with Kelli Gilzow Stowell, Augusta Adult and Community Education
An online meet and greet to hold space for conversations surrounding your students. Topics surround family unit cohesion. Including subjects like the influence of social media, proactive vs reactive planning, dinner conversation starters, etc.
The link to your class will be on your registration receipt.
HiSET 101 D (formerly known as GED)
with Heather Toth, RSU 54/MSAD 54 Adult and Community Education
This year we are excited to offer one of our HiSET 101 sessions online. Instruction will occur using tools like Zoom and Google Classroom.
Get started in the HiSET® Program by attending our orientation for new students. Orientation will provide an overview of the HiSET® process and guide participants through intake, assessment, and pre-testing. Workshops on college and career planning, financial literacy, and technology skills (all essential skills for success at college and in the workplace) will be provided.
Attendance at orientation classes is mandatory.
At the end of orientation, students will be referred to final HiSET® testing or scheduled for additional academic help.
Students will need a valid photo id for official HiSET testing.
Register online or call 474-7553 FMI.
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HiSET 101 D (formerly known as GED)
with Heather Toth, RSU 54/MSAD 54 Adult and Community Education
Get started in the HiSET® Program by attending our orientation for new students. Orientation will provide an overview of the HiSET® process and guide participants through intake, assessment, and pre-testing. Workshops on college and career planning, financial literacy, and technology skills (all essential skills for success at college and in the workplace) will be provided.
Attendance at orientation classes is mandatory.
At the end of orientation, students will be referred to final HiSET® testing or scheduled for additional academic help.
Students must present a valid photo id and social security card at the first class.
Classes begin every 4 weeks --- call 474-7553 to schedule your orientation.
Family Literacy April: Helping Hands: Recycling W24
with Kelli Gilzow Stowell, Augusta Adult and Community Education
Monthly Storytime Adventures are curated to include a copy of the storybook for each child registered. A comprehensive craft to accompany the book, along with a take-home and follow-up for parents/guardians to continue the discussions from our Adventure together. The outdoors, movement, and opportunity for creative outlet are encouraged.
These sessions are ideal for parents/guardians of children birth to 4 years. Parent/Guardian discussions will be monthly to discuss topics of how to integrate literacy into our lives with the assistance of Community Partners.
Family Literacy May: Clive and His Hats W24
with Kelli Gilzow Stowell, Augusta Adult and Community Education
Monthly Storytime Adventures are curated to include a copy of the storybook for each child registered. A comprehensive craft to accompany the book, along with a take-home and follow-up for parents/guardians to continue the discussions from our Adventure together. The outdoors, movement, and opportunity for creative outlet are encouraged.
These sessions are ideal for parents/guardians of children birth to 4 years. Parent/Guardian discussions will be monthly to discuss topics of how to integrate literacy into our lives with the assistance of Community Partners.
Hampden - Language Development from Birth to 5
with Monica Larrabee and Katherine Thibodeau, Orono-Hampden-Old Town Adult Ed Partnership
Language Development from Birth to 5 - Smith School
Monica Larrabee, M.A. CCC-SLP and Katherine Thibodeau, M.A. CCC-SLP
This presentation will discuss language development and vocabulary for children from birth to 5 years old and the importance of early language development in grade school children. Included in the presentation will be how parents can boost language development and vocabulary learning in their children. The presentation is given by two Speech-Language Pathologists in the RSU #22 district.
Thursday, May 9 6 - 7 pm
Course fee: $15