Explore your options with our Career Advisor. Job shadow your dream job, talk with people doing the work you think you want to do and make a plan to get to where you want to be. Career Advising is available for students enrolled in all academic programs. Community members welcome to participate, if time allows. Please call 222-1095 to set up an appointment

This class is for English Language Learners who want to go to college but are not ready for the Maine College Transitions Program. This small class will focus on building listening, speaking, reading and writing in academic areas with a focus on grammar and writing. Schedule: TBD

Math Basics covers place value, calculations with the four operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division using whole numbers, decimals, fractions and percentage. In addition, it covers the basic vocabulary of geometry, reading of tables and graphs used in the world and introduces problem solving strategies for real life situations. Math Essentials covers the number system, exponents and roots, the order of operations, percents, ratio and proportion, measurement and units, integers, geometry, simple statistics, simple equations and includes applications that use those Math topics. Students will learn to work with and without the use of a calculator. This class prepares for the HiSET® test. Instructor: Sue Finch Schedule: TBD

In this class you will learn to read, understand and analyze tests in both literature and informational texts. Instruction includes how to find facts and interpreting paraphrasing as well as understanding context clues, inferences and drawing conclusions. Instructor: Marjorie Ford Schedule: TBD ALL Classes require an intake and orientation appointment and placement testing. ALL Classes are open to ELL and non-ELL students. Please call 222-1095 to set up an appointment

These HiSET® subjects are scheduled individually, as needed. Schedule: TBD ALL Classes require an intake and orientation appointment and placement testing. ALL Classes are open to ELL and non-ELL students. Please call 222-1095 to set up an appointment

Algebra 1 covers the real number system; understanding, writing, graphing and using equations, inequalities to solve problems, exponents, polynomials, roots, radicals and quadratics. This class prepares you for the Accuplacer Algebra test, ASVAB or PRAXIS tests. Instructor: Sue Finch Schedule: TBD ALL Classes require an intake and orientation appointment and placement testing. ALL Classes are open to ELL and non-ELL students. Please call 222-1095 to set up an appointment

Reading and writing are scheduled individually, as needed. Instructor: TBD Schedule: TBD Please call us at 222-1095 for an appointment.

A class devoted to the basics of pottery! This class will give an overview of basic wheel throwing techniques as well as give an opportunity to develop one’s skills. Students will gain an understanding of centering, pulling walls, forming and trimming. This class is oriented in making small cups, vases and bowls using a low fire clay. All levels are welcome in our community studio environment. Advanced students may use this as an open studio and are welcome to bring their own clay if high firing. Final pieces can be picked up on 3/7 or 4/18. Instructor: Zach Adams Session I: 5 classes – Tuesdays, 1/21-2/11, 2/25 (glaze), 6:00pm-8:30pm, Community Arts Center, $140 *same class offered on three different dates