Get a head start on your college level ‘Elementary Statistics’ course! 

Statistics Fundamentals is designed to introduce students to the unique vocabulary and concepts of statistics. The main objective is to increase student confidence and preparedness for the challenge of college statistics. Classes cover data collection techniques, data measurements, and display of this information in tables and graphs. Along the way, students review the proportion, decimal, and percent calculations fundamental to statistics.  Also included are basic statistics topics such as variation, standard deviation and probability.

This is an online course with students meeting weekly on Zoom with an instructor.

This class is for students planning to enroll in college or in college and expect to take "Elementary Statistics."

8 weeks

Free

Rolling Admissions January 2nd - April 29th

Get individual support for using your tech devices, or take an online course from our menu of options to gain a certificate. We can also help you set up a new computer, smartphone, or tablet. We’ll work with you to troubleshoot your issues and provide the personalized support you need.

You are welcome to use our laptops or desktops in the computer lab. You may also bring your own device, but be sure to bring the power cord too.

This class is offered free of charge to adults in our community through grant funding provided by Coastal Maine Regional Broadband, a partner of Maine Connectivity Authority.

Mondays 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. at the McLain School in Rockland, 2nd floor computer lab

Looking to improve your digital skills for work? Whether you want to learn new things for your current job or you’re looking to do something completely different, we can help you navigate the digital landscape to find, access, and/or complete your computer goals.

Register to meet with our tech advisor to learn about the free and low cost options to meet your needs.  Our staff will assist you with your individual needs and help you find additional resources.

Some examples of ways that we can help:

• Building basic computer skills for work, school, or to help you manage your child’s computer access.
• Improving skills in online research, protecting personal information online, and adapting to new online tools for shopping, personal care, and financial literacy.
• Online Job Search Skills, including online search techniques and how to apply for jobs online.
• Brushing up on industry standard digital tools and software, like GSuite and Microsoft Office.
• Asking specific questions regarding your individual needs.

Register to make an appointment to develop your learning plan!

In this citizenship course, students will build the English skills needed to complete the USCIS N-400 form and pass the speaking interview.  We will also study American history and civics for the naturalization exam.  

Open enrollment and flexible scheduling throughout the semester.

English Beginner class designed for English Language Learners at the beginning level, with a focus on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and life skills.  Students will have the opportunity to practice listening, speaking, reading and writing skills in this class. 

In-person at McLain School or remotely on:

Tuesdays 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm

Wednesdays 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Wednesdays 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Academic Reading and Writing - This class is designed for someone who is preparing for college, a professional career, or preparing to take the TOEFL exam. Focus on academic vocabulary, develop writing and communication skills, and improve your test taking skills. 

In-person at McLain School with a Remote Video Conference option. 

Thursday 10:00 am-12:00pm

(CASAS Level B)  This class continues to build on students’ grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and life and work skills.

In-person at McLain School with a Remote Video Conference option, Tuesdays 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Class  In this class  for intermediate to advanced English speakers (CASAS Level B and up) we discuss current events, holidays, and American culture.  Practice your listening, reading, speaking and pronunciation skills.    

In-person at McLain School or remotely via video conference.

Tuesdays 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.