Career Center services are available at Region 9! 

Come meet with Alana and get the assistance and information you need to help you move forward! 

You can receive assistance in the following areas: 

-Job Searches

-Apprenticeships

-Federal Bonding Info

-Resumes and Interviewing Tips

-Training and Education Assistance

-Veteran's Services

Date: April 22

Time: 10:30am - 11:30am

Grow your own productive herb garden!

Learn how to grow, harvest, preserve, and USE a wonderful variety of culinary herbs. We'll review how to grow herbs well, and then learn how to maximize your harvest by understanding the growth habits of each plant. Preserving your herbs, in many different ways, will then give you the pleasure of having them available year round! Resources will include recipes for easy as well as more complicated blends to enjoy! 

Date: April 23 (Snow Date: April 30)

Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm (Approximately)

Come join Darla as she helps guide you through making your very own quilt over a series of 5 classes! You won't want to miss out on this. Don't forget to tell all of your friends!

A supplies list will be provided to registrants via email at least 1 week before class begins.

Dates: April 23, 30 May 7, 14, 21

*There was a misprint in the paper brochure that had March dates. Those are incorrect. the dates listed here are correct. April 23, 30 & May 7, 14, 21. Apologies for the oversight.*

Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm 

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our one-on-one 3-hour Orientation session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs, and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our one-on-one 3-hour Orientation session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs, and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

Nobody likes the idea of a budget, but having one can make the difference between finishing and dropping out of a training or college program due to lack of funds.  Spend a few hours organizing your finances to see what it really costs to go to school and how you can afford it.

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our one-on-one 3-hour Orientation session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs, and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

Getting started in college is easier than you may think! UMA Rumford Center and Region 9 Adult Education are partners in your success. Don't navigate the waters of college alone! At Region 9 we offer free academic support and preparation to get you moving in the right direction.

Roz Hodge, the Student Services Coordinator for UMA's Rumfors Center will be at Region 9 Adult Education on the first Wednesday of every month from 3:30pm-5:30pm to meet with prospective students. You can take a class or earn a degree right in Rumford, with multiple ways to complete classes: 100% online, live online in real time, or in person. In addition to classes, the center is available for studying, tutoring and advising. 

Think you have to go into debt to go to college? Think again. Roz will share with you the many scholarships and programs that are available for students to take a class or complete a degree program with little or no expense! 

What's the catch? Pre-registration.

Reserve your time slot by registering through any of the following methods: 

-Register right here online

-Email: adulted@region9school.org

-Call: (207)364-2012 OPT 4

We would love to see you there!