A great course to understand the basics of math and build on it. This course will cover basic operation, fractions, decimals, percents, rates, ratios, proportions, order of operations, problem solving, measurements, intro to geometry and intro to algebra. This course will prepare you for Pre-Algebra, Healthcare Math, and HiSET Math prep. Schedule set with student at enrollment.

Our Civics course is perfect for anyone who would like to study the rights and duties of citizens and the workings of the United States government.  Students study the theoretical, political, and practical aspects of  Citizenship, Government, and the History of the United States.  This class will help prepare you for the Citizenship exam. Schedule set with student at enrollment.

This course is for those who would like to improve their English reading, writing, and grammar skills.  Discover the benefits of improving your reading and writing ability for personal growth.  Schedule set with student at enrollment.

Beginning to advanced sessions will meet individual needs for speaking, listening, reading, and writing English.  Schedule set with student at enrollment.

This course will help prepare you with the skills needed to pass the HiSET Math exam.  Topics include: Numbers and Operations; Exponents and Roots; Decimals, Fractions, and Percents; Rates, Ratios, and Proportions; Measurements; Geometry; Statistics; and Algebra.  Schedule set with student upon enrollment

During this course you will prepare for the HiSET exam in the areas of Reading, Writing, Science, and Social Studies.  Schedule set with student at enrollment.

This course is a great transitional course from Basic Math to Algebra I. The course will also prepare you for the HiSET Math Prep course. This course will cover integers, expressions, equations, linear functions, graphing, real numbers, right triangles, percent, distance, surface area and volume. Schedule set with student at enrollment.

All children and youth have outbursts from time to time, however some do have more difficulty in their ability to regulate their emotions and behaviors even when adverse consequences may occur.  This lack of self-contol can cause significant distress or impairment in a child's or youth's life.  A number of different diagnoses are unified by impulsive and disruptive behaviors including oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), conduct disorder (CD), and impulse control disorder (ICD).  In this workshop you will learn more about the disorders defined in the chapter on disruptive, impulse-contol, and conduct disorders by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), what treatments are available, and what parents/caregivers can do to better respond to impulsive and disruptive behavior.  Please jpre-register to attend online at www.gearparentnetwork.org or to attend in person re-register at www.rsu25.maineadulted.org or call 469-2129.