This fifteen-week class explores a general overview of developing healthy living habits in both food consumption and hygiene for today and for the future. The first half of the class will focus on nutrition, meal planning and shopping on a budget along with actual hands-on practice. We have partnered with SNAP-Ed to provide nutrition facts and evidence-based research throughout this portion of the course. The second half will focus on the maintenance of personal, house, organ, and neighborhood hygiene and the benefits that come from these practices. Limit 10 students.  No class Feb. 15, Apr. 19.

Algebra I is an introductory algebra course designed to prepare students for college. This course is designed to develop and solidify basic arithmetic and algebra skills that will be required to go to college. In addition, this course will explore and solve one-variable linear equations and applications as well as simple algebraic concepts with geometric extensions. There will be a serious review of fractions, decimals, percent, automaticity in + and x. Math language is always a part of math development skills and will be strongly emphasized in this course as well. Limit 10 students. No class Feb. 15 & 17 and Apr. 19 & 21.

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This academic course requires in person registration and assessment testing. Please call to set up an intake appointment. 207-453-4200, ext. 3114.

If daytime classes don’t fit your schedule, this evening lab is available to study with the instructor on your HiSET, diploma, or college transitions program. You may work on your Odysseyware or HiSET Academy program, get one-on-one academic support, or use the computer lab.

Odysseyware is a computerized learning program that offers you the opportunity to earn credits toward your high school diploma, prep for the HiSET exam, or brush up for the ACCUPLACER. Work at your own pace with the assistance of an instructor who is available in the classroom during established times or work from home or any location with the Internet.

HISET Academy is a computerized program designed to target the specific concepts targeted in each of the HISET exam topics, and proven to be very successful in helping our students meet these goals.

This is a high school diploma credit course, FREE to registered Maine Adult Education diploma students. Instruction will be both in person and on line.

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This High School Diploma course requires in person registration and assessment testing. Please call to set up an intake appointment. 207-453-4200, ext. 3114.

Learn about American history and literature from the Native Americans through the Roaring Twenties through readings and film.

This course will be available using Google Meet for students who are unable to make the class in person.

Tonya Joler has been teaching for 26 years - 21 of which have been teaching English at Lawrence High School and many of those years with Lawrence Adult Education as well!

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This academic course requires in person registration and assessment testing. Please call to set up an intake appointment. 207-453-4200, ext. 3114.

Welcome to our online math lab delivered via Zoom. This lab is for anyone who wants to learn the math concepts needed to pass the HiSET mathematics exam or to increase Accuplacer arithmetic and algebra scores for college. This class has open enrollment and students can enter at any time during the semester.

The engineering design process is a series of steps engineer teams follow to solve a problem. Students will learn about the engineering design process and apply it to student design challenges.  A popular challenge is building bridges out of spaghetti and marshmallows! How much mass can your bridge hold? How long can you build it? How tall? Enroll to find out!

Please contact us at 626-2470 to make an appointment to register for this class.

In this course, we will learn about four different types of extreme weather seen in North America, though not all are common to New England. The four weather phenomena we will examine in this portion of the course are Blizzard, Tornado, Hurricane, and Wild-Fire. We will spend the first four weeks learning about each of these types of extreme weather. From there, we'll spend the last half of the course testing our understanding of these weather phenomena and our survival skills as we go through a simulation where we're not sure what weather disasters will befall us. 

Please contact us at 626-2470 to make an appointment to register for this class.