This is a virtual (online) class with the instructor one hour per week. It prepares students for acceptance into a college health career program and also for credit toward the Adult Education High School Diploma. You will learn the basics of cell biology and how that relates to human body systems. You will also gain a basic understanding of the Environmental Biology systems we live in and their potential impacts on our health. Students will also gain research, observation and laboratory skills that will prepare them to transition into college level coursework.  Students are required to study at least 4.5 hours per week to earn the credits.

What is the American Dream?  Explore a series of real-life, U.S. historical case studies that chronicle the struggles of a variety of groups and individuals in their quest to achieve social justice and equal treatment under the law.  Learn about the religious intolerance of the Puritans, follow the exploits of a North Carolina slave girl as she follows her dream to freedom. Discuss, research, and write about the roots of US social history and government. 

Please call us to register for this class:  207-422-4794.

The HiSET Evening Class allows for those who aren’t able to come to class during the day. Students will work on building the skills and knowledge needed to pass the five tests. Test taking strategies are explored as well. Class meets once a week and is a combination of individual work, group work, and class instruction. Outside work will be assigned.  Students must complete an intake and required assessments.

Please call us to register for this class:  207-422-4794.

This course introduces students to interactions between the Environment and Society; The Dynamics of Earth Systems & Ecology; Population Dynamics and the Importance of Biodiversity; as well as Conservation of our Water, Air, Land and Agricultural systems. Students will also examine Mineral and Energy Resources, and Our Health and Future as it is related to Environmental Concerns. To earn the adult education credits, students will complete virtual (online only) assignments that require a minimum of 4.5 hours homework per week; plus a one-hour online class meeting each week (Thursday); as well as Lab Assignments that are adapted for independent completion at home.

If you are looking for help with your reading skills, you are in the right place. Build your reading skills with word sounds and tips for understanding. Work with a teacher on recognizing written words and understanding what you read. 

Please call us to register for this class:  207-422-4794.

This class is a computer lab designed to offer a space for people to access computer support from an experienced teacher, compassionate volunteers and fellow participants. You will be given instruction, as well as support, in accessing information for learning new skills on your own.

This is a 12-week lab. You purchase a punch card for 6 sessions and you come at a mutually agreeable time. Punch cards can be renewed.  Students enrolled in our academic programs receive a fee waiver for this session.

Unfortunately, you’ll have to bring your own coffee!  

This is an in-person lab; ongoing enrollment. 

No class 10/11/21.

If you're interested in learning more about this offering, register here and we will call you to schedule a phone or in-person meeting with one of our advisors.

Interested in earning your High School Equivalency? Sign up today to begin the journey to your High Scool Credentials. Register for this class and we will contact you to set up a time to get you started! 

Please contact our office at 207-422-4794 to begin this class. You may begin this class later than the dates published.

Looking for an Algebra 1 course and credit? Algebra 1 is designed for credit towards high school diploma and for college admission; the class will also help you prepare for college-level math courses. A once-a-week online class meeting and online homework make this an intensive course. Students will work on writing and solving equations, coordinate graphing, factoring, systems of equations. Expect to spend 2-3 hours a week doing coursework. Students must complete an intake, as well as participate in an online learning orientation when enrolling. Students must show academic readiness by completing required assessments.

Technology requirements for the class are a laptop, tablet or desktop (not a phone), camera, microphone and hi-speed Internet.

This class is free to students earning their diploma through RSU 24 Adult Education.