Algebra I is intended for students who need an Algebra credit for a diploma or college requirement.  Students enrolled in our Adult Diploma program can take it for free.  It can also be taken as a non-credit course for those who need to brush up on their Algebra skills for college.  Topics include interpreting and writing expressions, polynomials, rational expressions, radicals, exponents, equations, inequalities, coordinate plane, and quadratic equations.  This is a blended course, including traditional class room instructins, online course work, and independent work.  Pre-requisite Assessments:  CASAS, pre-algebra, basic computer skills (call to schedule).  Flexible scheduling.

Algebra I is intended for students who need an Algebra credit for a diploma or college requirement.  Topics include interpreting and writing expressions, polynomials, rational expressions, radicals, exponents, equations, inequalities, coordinate plane, and quadratic equations.  This is a blended course, including traditional class room instruction, online couse work, and independent work.  Pre-requisite Assessments: CASAS, pre-algebra, basic computer skills (call to schedule).

This is a blended learning class which combines online and onsite assignments.  Students will learn about the designs and patterns of living organisms and their interactions with the environment.  Upon completion of this course students will be able to describe cells, their different parts, and the function of a cell, discuss different parts of a plant, describe and explain the function of each system in the human body, and understand the impact man has on the environment.  Students must complete screening and orientation before beginning the class.

This is a blended learning class which combines online and onsite assignments.  Students will learn about the designs and patterns of living organisms and their interactions with the environment.  Upon completion of this course students will be able to describe cells, their different parts, and the function of a cell, discuss different parts of a plant, describe and explain the function of each system in the human body, and understand the impact man has on the environment.  Students must complete screening and orientation before beginning the class.

Brush up on your English, reading, writing, and grammar skills and earn high school credit during day-time hours.  This credit or non-credit (your choice) class is for Adult Education high school completion students, College Transition students and college students or others needing brush-up skills in English.  Payment covers up to 50 hours of instruction.  Ongoing.  Flexible scheduling.

In this class we will read and work with a variety of short stores centered around the topic of suspense.  Authors included are Mark Twain, Stephen King, Edgar Allan Poe, Shirley Jackson, to name a few.  We will discuss the elements of a short story, compare literacy techniques, and work on some grammar as well.

This English course is designed to position students to think purposefully and critically about the important milestones of this time period in their lives as they transition into college and careers.  The reading, writing, and thinking activities are intended to increase the students' experience with the essential literacy skills expected of entry level college students or workers.  These learning activities are framed around contemporary issues that students will face as they enter into their futures beyond school.

Thinking about college? Attend a free workshop to learn about the college process from career options and admissions to financial aid and study skills. During the meeting you will complete a college application and the FAFSA while learning more about the process and having your questions answered. Available for adults and high school seniors. Offered by the Maine Educational Opportunity Center (MEOC). Pre-registration is required.