Doing basic internet searches on Safari is fairly straightforward. However, within Safari there are many options most of us never explore. Join us for five lessons that will unlock the secrets of Safari: options contained in the top menu, choices provided on the opening screen, tips for more efficient searching, possibilities hidden within the share feature, and a demo of why you want to click on the AA button. After completing the five lessons you will truly know the ins and out of Safari.

Your iPad is the gateway to the world when you open the Safari app. Safari, Apple’s browser, is superb because it provides a variety of cool features. The iPad app has some differences from the iPhone version. Learn what the icons on the top menu do, explore all of the choices on Safari’s opening page, review efficient search strategies, look at the hidden possibilities within the share feature, learn the advantages of Reader View, and more. After completing the five lessons you will be a confident user of Safari on your iPad.

Are you looking for a dry, safe, and well-lit place to walk? Join us for a healthy way to keep fit. A walking clinic will kick off the program providing information on techniques, proper stretching, goal setting, and record keeping. Info night for new participants is Monday, 1/6 from 5:30-6:30 pm in the high school cafeteria. No need to attend if you have previously participated in the walking program. Families are welcome to walk from 3:00-8:00 pm after the intro night. The nominal fee covers the entire semester! Kids are free.
*Please note: No walking available on the following dates: Monday 1/20, 2/17 - 2/21, and 4/21 - 4/25*

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Looking at college, but haven't done math in years? Want to boost your Accuplacer score? Includes the basics: fractions, percentages, proportions, as well as all applications. Accuplacer or CASAS score of 236 or lower is required.
For more information, please reach out to our Career and College Access Coordinator at 207-892-1819 extension 2193

SMCC 040: Tuesday, 1/14 - 5/6; 7:00 - 8:30pm; FREE
WRAE 040: Open enrollment. Contact Jessica at 892-1819; FREE

Strengthen your understanding of the interconnected relationship between reading and writing for academic purposes. Apply your comprehension of paragraph and essay structure to analyze and produce narrative, compare and contrast, cause and effect, and persuasive writing.

For more information, please reach out to Jessica Trimmer, our Career and College Access Coordinator, at 207-892-1819 extension 2193

SMCC 040 (Accuplacer 430-469 or CASAS 232-238)
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1/21 - 5/8; 5:00-7:00pm; In-Person; FREE

SMCC 080 (Accuplacer 470 or higher or CASAS 239 or highter)
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1/21-5/8; 2:00-4:00pm; In-Person; FREE

WRAE: Open Enrollment. Contact Jessica at 892-1819; FREE

Do you need some help finding the career path that is right for you? You need a career assessment that measures more than one aspect of who you are. WOWI(World of Work Inventory) does just that. This comprehensive assessment will consider your skills, interests, and workstyle to help you find the career for which you are best suited! Our Career Advisor will meet with you one-on-one to assess your results and help you plan your next steps!

Registering for WOWI will put you in contact with Coordinator, Jessica Trimmer. She will be in touch!

Various dates and times - by appointment; WRAE LC; FREE

Rates are pending!

Welcome spring on this escorted luxury motor-coach tour from Portland to Cape Cod. Experience the 49th annual Daffodil Festival on the quaint island of Nantucket. Wear your daffy hats and cheer during the Antique Car Parade, which features over 100 daffodil-bedecked vintage cars. Enjoy free time to explore Hyannis & Nantucket and tour local museums in Sandwich and Cambridge, MA. Registration opens in early 2025. Registration opening early 2025.

For more details on inclusions and rates please visit https://adventure-marketplace.com/adventures

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There's no better way to draw a landscape than to experience and observe it in person. Learn about the tools, materials, and techniques plein air artists use to capture their natural surroundings using pencil and wash on paper. The initial class will take place inside where observational drawing, composition, approach, and supplies will be discussed. The following three classes will take place at selected locations within five miles of the WRAE classroom. A suggested supply list will be provided.