This 45 hour, high school level Biology class is designed for the student who is working on his/her high school diploma or for the graduate who needs a biology class in order to transition to college.

This course is free to local residents working towards an adult education high school diploma. For others, the course fee is $20.00.

An introductory biology course for those needing science applicable to college level entrance or extra high school credits.

Come join us and learn the basics of making raised donuts into a bismark plus the yummy filling all from scratch! Put your hair up and bring an apron to Law Mountain Wreaths N’ Bakery. Location: 218 Pond Road, Wilton Fee: $20, $10 material fee pay instructor

Book study groups promote reading skills and critical thinking. Conversations are at the heart of the book study group. Members share insights, ask questions, and learn from the perspectives of their fellow members. Participants will focus on a work of literary non-fiction. Please call our office if you are interested in participating in this class - 422-4794

We will learn how to make breads from scratch that include white, honey oatmeal, cinnamon swirl and Anadama. Put your hair up, bring an apron and join us! Location: 218 Pond Road, Wilton Fee: $20, $10 material fee pay instructor

Learn to play the world’s greatest game! These lessons are designed for players with little or no previous knowledge of bridge. Learn the basics and start playing in no time! If you have learned the basics of the game and are ready to improve your knowledge and ability, you’re welcome, too!

The purpose of this course is to give students the basics of math while exploring financial literacy. During this course, students will learn to perform operations with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages. Additionally, they will gain a greater understanding of the financial issues that affect their lives now: budgeting money, understanding a paycheck, buying a car and choosing a credit card. Students will also be introduced to financial topics that they will encounter in the years to come as they finish school and enter the workforce. Mortgages, rent, insurances, utilities, groceries, entertainment, investing, and saving for retirement will be topics in this course. This course is offered to students earning a high school diploma as well as the general public. Limit 15 students. No class Feb. 20, and Apr. 17.

This English course will focus in writing and communication in the workplace. The course will introduce formatting, punctuation, spelling, editing, tone and language, audience, special purpose writing and how to write business correspondence through email. The majority of lessons and assignments will be done electronically, so students should be proficient with basic computer skills and word document creation. Limit 15 students. No class Feb. 18, and Apr. 15.