Students will prepare for the HiSET Science exam through practice with reading passages, and using charts, diagrams and graphs to answer questions.  Classes focus on weekly topics in the areas of life science, earth science and physical science, with plenty of group discussion and problem solving.  

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Students will prepare for the HiSET Social Studies exam by reading complex texts pertaining to US History, world history, geography or economics.  Classes include class discussion about these topics and practice answering selected test questions.  Students will use a HiSET specific text, learn to read the material critically, and extract the information needed to answer the questions.  Come and learn about world events, have group discussion and prepare for the test. 

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Advanced Math is the second of three levels of math classes offered for high school completion students. To enroll, students must have completed Pre-Algebra/HiSet Math 1 or receive teacher permission. Students can earn high school credit while studying for the HiSet. Class will meet twice a week. One meeting will allow students to meet in person if they choose. The second class meeting of the week will be held online. Student technology requirements are a laptop, tablet, or desktop (not a phone), camera, microphone, and hi-speed Internet.

This course is ideal for adult students who want to refresh or build and develop the basic skills of math that are necessary for further integration into more complicated math skills. Academic areas to be covered: place value, units of measure, four operations, automaticity in addition and multiplication, reading one-step and two-step word problems, tables/graphs, conversions, maps, math vocabulary and finally, introduction to fractions/decimals. This course will also assist parents of children in early education to work with them at home. It builds self-confidence, pride in accomplishment and the ability to share their knowledge with their children. Limit 15 students. No class Nov. 11 and 25..

Receive individual or small group academic assistance in preparation to take the HiSETTM (High School Equivalency Test). Reading, writing and math foundational help is provided with general assistance for social studies and science. Students working towards the HiSETTM are required to attend the HiSETTM Learning Center for a minimum of eight hours of preparation. All the HiSETTM students must meet with the intake counselor, complete the CASAS assessment and the HiSETTM practice tests. This will be followed up with an individual plan based on student academic needs. All of the HiSETTM testing is done at our Waterville location and is free of charge. For more information please call 873-5754. No class Oct 12, Nov. 11, and 25.

ODYSSEYWARE science courses are designed for all levels and topics of interest in science. You will work independently toward your science credit with the help of a science instructor. Most labs and activities are done online, but lab materials are available for the hands-on experience if desired. You must finish an ODYSSEYWARE course within the academic year it is started and students may earn a maximum of four credits through ODYSSEYWARE. No student limit. No class Nov. 11 and 25.

This course is the first of three math courses offered to our high school completion students. Students will earn credit while studying for the HiSet. The course will meet twice a week. One meeting will allow students to meet in person if they choose. The second class meeting of the week will be held online. Student technology requirements are a laptop, tablet, or desktop (not a phone), camera, microphone, and hi-speed Internet.

In this writing-intensive class, you can work to improve your writing, reading, critical thinking, and inquiry skills. Course activities will also focus on developing skills necessary for college and/or career success: public speaking, self-advocacy, teamwork, time management and organization. Participation in a variety of interactive, engaging, and challenging activities will help you develop your writing style and skills.