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MSAD#52 •225-3478 msad52.maineadulted.org SAD#36 •897-6384 sad36.maineadulted.org Adult & Community Education Winter & Spring 2010 Course Offerings U pper Androscoggin Collaborative Booklet Design & Photography by Kelly Cabral Check out our Saturday Specials! • Introduction to CADD • Home Buyers Seminar • Vision Boarding • Homeopathy Medicine • Financial Applications • Golf Clinics • Pilates Look Whats NEW!! Register Online!

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MSAD#52 •225-3478 msad52.maineadulted.org

SAD#36 •897-6384 sad36.maineadulted.org

Adult & Community Education Winter & Spring 2010 Course OfferingsUpper Androscoggin Collaborative

Booklet Design & Photography by Kelly Cabral

Check out ourSaturday Specials!

• Introduction to CADD• Home Buyers Seminar

• Vision Boarding• Homeopathy Medicine• Financial Applications

• Golf Clinics• Pilates

Look Whats NEW!!

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“I am going for my GED to prove that I can do it. Math is a real challenge for me and it seems as though older minds

do not retain the stuff that perhaps younger ones do. Adult Ed teachers and staff

are so great, it helps to have people in my life that tell me

that I can do it! Ruth

Welcome Community Learners!

Information on Adult Ed Gift Certificates:

For MSAD #52 Adult & Community Education Certificatesplease call 225-3478 or email [email protected]

For SAD #36 Adult & Continuing Education Certificates please call 897-6384

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In this issue:

Greetings Lifelong Learners!Now is the time to reconnect with your local Adult Education Programs! Your New Year’s resolutions can happen here! Obtain new skills to attend college, develop new career opportunities or enjoy a variety of enrichment classes designed to enhance your body, mind and soul.

Look for our new 2010 programs in CADD, Yoga, Pilates, Home Buyers Seminar and Gardening. We have also added a “Saturday Special” section to encourage you to spend your Saturdays with us. Do not forget our community favorites such as Computer classes, Wood Carving, Tai-Chi-Chuan, Dog Obedience, Childrens Theater and Golf Clinics- yes, believe it or not Spring will be here soon!

Our academic programs will get you on the road to new career choices, new experiences and a new you! It is time to invest in yourself in 2010!

Razell Ward - MSAD#52 Adult EducationCarrie Castonguay - SAD #36 Adult Education

The ArtsWellnessOutdoors Career BoostCertificate & WorkReadyTechnologyHome & FamilyLanguageGED FastTrackSaturday SpecialsAcademicsLearn.maine.edued2goGeneral InfoRegistration

You can now search and browse our full range of

courses in five categories, view detailed information about each course, catch up on the latest Adult Ed news, and even register

and pay for courses all online!

All Online!

msad52.maineadulted.orgsad36.maineadulted.org

Registration forms are located on

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The ArtsBallroom Dancing Come join the fun and learn ballroom dancing. You will learn waltz, foxtrot, swing, and cha-cha. Be the center of attention at thisyear’s wedding or family celebrations.Ballroom dancing is great exercise! Instructor: Lorraine Fournier Place: Turner Elementary School Date: 4/5-5/17/2010 Day: Monday Time: 6:30 - 7:30pm Fee: $50.00 per person Min/Max: 10-20

Traditional/Classical Piano Instruction Piano instruction for students of beginner, primary or even intermediate level. This course will prepare the student to progress toward a traditional style of playing for self enjoyment and or performance. These individuallessons are 45 minutes per week.

Instructor: Roy Williams Place: Leavitt Area High School Date: 2/1-5/24/2010 Day: Monday Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $18.00 per lesson Max: 4

“Seussical”

Watercolor Funshop Discover watercolor in an art studio as you begin to experiment with one color and increase your palette to three colors. Unexpected qualities make an exciting composition as sunsets and reflections beam across the watercolor paper. Express what you feel and paint what you like.

Instructor: Barbara Hathaway Place: Art Studio, 32 Maple St. WiltonDate: 3/22-4/26/2010 Day: MondayTime: 6:00 - 8:00pm Fee: $65.00 Min/Max: 4-10

Central Maine Children’s Theater Project CMTCP is seeking students in the 4th through 8th grade who live in the Turner, Greene, Leeds and surrounding areas to be in the musical production of “Seussical.”Participation is limited to the first 22 children who register. Rehearsals will be on Saturdays from 4 - 7pm at Turner Elementary School and will begin in mid-April, ending in late June. Rehearsals will be held daily on the week prior to the show at Leavitt Area High School. (exact schedule TBA)

Instructor: Steven Barter Place: Turner Elementary School Date: Spring 2010 Fee: $150.00 ($125.00 for each additional sibling) Max: 22

Quilting Quilting for beginners and intermediate quilters. Pick your own projects. Make a bed quilt, table topper, or even clothing. The quilting instructor will provide many choices of patterns and designs while youprovide the fabrics.

Instructor: Lillian Lewis Place: Livermore Falls High School Date: 1/7-6/3/2010 Day: Thursday Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $48.00 Min/Max: 5-10

Central Maine Children’sTheater Production

Spring 2010

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Turner Zumba Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program that will blow you away! Zumba is fun...it’s the type of exercise you’ll want to do everyday and feel good about doing it. Routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms, and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat.

Instructor: Adriane KramerPlace: Turner Elementary School Time: 7:30 - 8:30pmFee: $48.00 per sessionMin/Max: 25-40

WINTER ZUMBATuesday Session 1 Date: 1/26-3/9/2010

Thursday Session 1 Date: 1/28-3/11/2010

SPRING ZUMBATuesday Session 2 Date: 3/16-4/27/2010

Thursday Session 2 Date: 3/18-4/29/2010 Oh Yeah!

Wellness

Always walk through life as if you have something new to learn and you will. ~Vernon Howard

Livermore Falls Zumba Fitness has changed the way millions of people feel about their workouts and it can change the way you feel about yours. Achieving a great-looking body and optimum health does not take work, strain, boredom, or repetition. Let loose, rock out,have a blast and burn calories--this is what the Zumba program is all about. The Zumba Fitness-Party is a thrill that is addictive.If you want to love working out and want a fitness program that works for you, try one or both sessions.

Instructor: Susan Hogan Place: Family Wellness & Fitness Center, Union Street, Livermore FallsTime: 5:30-6:30pm Fee: $60.00 per session Min/Max: 3-20

WINTER ZUMBA Thusday Session 1Date: 2/4-4/1/2010

SPRING ZUMBAThursday Session 2Date: 4/8-6/3/2010

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Wellness

Yoga BasicsNew to yoga and looking to learn what everyone is raving about? This session is an excellent introduction to the fun and energetic practice of yoga postures, breath exercises, and enhanced relaxation techniques. Yoga offers many health benefits and a sense of overall well-being,

Instructor: Tisha Bremner, RYTPlace: Greene Central School Day: Monday Time: 4:00 - 5:15pm Min/Max: 10-25

GREENE YOGA WINTER SESSION Date: 2/1-4/5/2010 Fee: $75.00 (8 weeks)

GREENE YOGA SPRING SESSION Date: 4/12-5/24/2010 Fee: $57.00 (6 weeks)

Yoga for Optimal Health Looking to develop or deepen your yoga practice? Explore the fun and energetic practice of yoga postures, breath exercises, and enhanced relaxation techniques. Open to newer practioners and those who want to fine-tune and expand their practice. Increase your strength, flexibility, and improve posture in this class. Join us for a fun-filled session and experience a renewed peace of mind. Leave class looking and feeling your best!Your instructor is a Registered and Certified Yoga Teacher with over 19 years of experience in the study and practice of yoga.

Instructor: Tisha Bremner, RYTPlace: Tripp Middle SchoolDay: Monday Time: 6:00 - 7:15pmMin/Max: 10-25

TURNER YOGA WINTER SESSION Time: 6:00 - 7:15pmDate: 2/1-4/5/2010 Fee: $75.00 (8 weeks)

TURNER YOGA SPRING SESSION Date: 4/12-5/24/2010Fee: $57.00 (6 weeks)

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Introduction to HomeopathyHomeopathy is a 200-year old system of holistic medicine. Learn this safe, gentle and effective individualized method to help yourself and your family. This class will cover the philosophy and workings of homeopathy: getting information from the patient, some typical remedies, and how to deal with some minor injuries and illnesses such as colds and flu.

Instructor: Stephen KottlerPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 3/30-4/27/2010 Day:Tuesday Time: 6:30 - 8:30pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 5-12

What we do flows from who we are. ~Paul Vitale

Wellness

PilatesLengthen and strengthen with a fullbody workout which is easy to do at home as well as in class. Benefits of Pilates include improved posture, a flatter tummy, improved circulation, increased strength and flexibility, better balance, coordination andan exercise that is not only fun but challenging. This course is offered in 2 sessions.

Instructor: Jennifer SwiftPlace: Turner Elementary SchoolDay:WednesdayTime: 5:30 - 6:30pm Fee: $62.00 per sessionMin/Max: 6-25

Session 1Date: 2/3-3/17/2010

Session 2Date: 3/31-5/12/2010 Reiki

Reiki Level Two The second degree of Reiki consists of additional symbols and the training of inabsentia healing (also known as long distance or psychic healing). Participants will receive their second attunement and certficate of achievement. Reiki Level One is a pre-requisite to learning Level Two. Your instructor is a Reiki Master/Teacher and Certfied Hypnotherapist.

Instructor: Tanya Quarterman Place: Tripp Middle School Date: 5/11/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 5:30 - 9:30pm Fee: $50.00 Min/Max: 3-10

Reiki Level One Reiki is an ancient healing art that channels Universal Life Force energy through the hands to promote healing on many levels. Learn the hands-on method for self-healing and for directly healing others. Receive a first degree attunement - an initiation process that creates the channeling ability. Upon completion of the class receive a Certificate of Achievement. Your instructor is a Reiki Master/Teacher and Certified Hypnotherapist. Please bring water with you to class.

Instructor:Tanya Quarterman Place: Tripp Middle School Date: 3/30/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 5:30 - 9:30pm Fee: $50.00 Min/Max: 3-10

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Introduction to Martial ArtsThis is a 6 week introduction and exploration of martial arts philosophy, forms and functional applications. Participants will learn how the key elements of various martial arts are similar and different.

Instructor: John JenkinsFee: $80.00 per sessionMin/Max: 10-25

Turner Sessions:Place: Tripp Middle SchoolDate: 2/2-3/16/2010Day: Tuesday

Livermore Falls Sessions:Place: TBADate: 2/3-3/17/2010Day: Wednesday

Youth (Elem./Middle School)Time: 4:00-5:00pmAdult (High School/Adult)Time: 5:30-6:30pm

Introduction to Tai-Chi-ChuanThis is a 6 week introduction to the principles and benefits of Tai-Chi-Chuan. The instructor has lectured and trained throughout the U.S., Japan and People’s Republic of China. Benefits from Tai-Chi include improved relaxation,stress management, balance, coordination, toning and flexibility.

Instructor: John JenkinsTime: 6:45-7:45pmFee: $80.00 Min/Max: 10-25

Turner Session:Place: Tripp Middle SchoolDate: 2/2-3/16/2010Day: Tuesday

Livermore Falls Session:Place: TBADate: 2/3-3/17/2010Day: Wednesday

How to Look (and feel!) YOUNGER..LONGERFeeling good puts more life in our years! Come explore simple changes that can have a big impact on the way we age. Learn secrets of the exclusive health spas and how you can duplicate them at home! We will sample colorful and tasty raw dishes, learn ways to keep our skin glowing and our eyes sparkling! Short on time? We will look at tips for eating on the go.

Instructor: Kathleen Szostek Place: Livermore Falls ALC Date: 2/8/2010 Day: MondayTime: 5:30-8:30pmFee: $10.00 Min/Max: 5-10

Introduction to Self-DefenseThis is a two part seminar on the principles and techniques of self-defense. Part-1 focuses on the essential principles of recognizing and avoiding ‘at-risk’ situations. Part-2 focuses on the critical principles of intervention.

Instructor: John JenkinsFee: $40.00 per sessionMin/Max: 10-25

Turner Sessions:Place: Tripp Middle SchoolDate: 2/1 & 2/8/2010Day: Monday

Livermore Falls Sessions:Place: TBADate: 2/4 & 2/11/2010Day: Thursday

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In the OutdoorsGolf Clinic - Beginner A fun introduction to golf offeringsix clinics covering the short game, long game, golf rules and course etiquette to make you more comfortable on the golf course. We can make arrangements to have golf clubs available if you need them.

Instructor: Edward Balboni Place: Springbrook Golf Course Date: 5/11-6/15/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 7:00pm Fee: $70.00 Min/Max: 5-10

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Don’t Throw it, Grow it! Expand your knowledge with easyand quick ways to see if you have a green thumb. Start by planting a few veggies that will feed your family and then learn about companion planting. This class will offer quick tips on saving seeds, feeding plants, harvesting, storing and cooking your produce.

Instructor: Barbara Hathaway Place: 32 Maple St. Wilton, MEDate: 3/17-4/14/2010 Day: W ednesdayTime: 6:00-7:30pm Fee: $45.00 Min/Max: 4-20

Introduction to Golf Get introduced to the rules, correct swing techniques and the etiquette of golf. This introduction will give you a chance to get started in the game of golf. Please bring clubs.

Instructor: Rick Carlton Place: Maple Lane Golf CourseDate: 4/12-5/17/2010Day: MondayTime: 5:00-6:30pm Fee: $125.00 Min/Max: 4-10

Golf Clinic - Intermediate A fun continuation of golf offeringsix clinics covering the short game, the long game and golf rules. This clinic will help you improve your performance on the golf course.

Instructor: Edward Balboni Place: Springbrook Golf Course Date: 5/13-6/17/2010 Day: ThursdayTime: 6:00 - 7:00pm Fee: $70.00 Min/Max: 5-10

“Let nature be your teacher”

William Wordsworth

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ATV Safety Earn your certificate in ATV safety with this State of Maine approved course. Participants must be at least 10 years of age. The instructor will cover ATV safety features, land use regulations, and Maine Law pertaining to ATV use.

Instructor: Dave Harrington Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 4/10/2010 Day: Saturday Time: 8:00am - 4:00pm Fee: $5.00 Min/Max: 5-20

Hunter & Gun Safety Prepare for your certification in Hunter & Gun Safety through this State of Maine approved course. Twelve mandatory hours are required to complete certification. Children must be at least 10 years of age. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The State Law requires that anyone who has not held a previous hunting license must take this class.

Instructor: David Harrington, Ron Hiscock, Carlton Ennis & Roger Labbe Place: Leavitt Area High School Date: 4/13-4/29/2010 Day: Tuesday & Thursday Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $5 .00 Min/Max: 5-40

Bow Hunter Safety Prepare for your certificate in Bow Hunter Safety. This State of Maine approved course requires12 mandatory hours to complete certification. Children must be at least 10 years of age. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The State law requires that anyone who has not held a previous hunting license must take this class.

Instructor: Mike Mayo & Mark AustinPlace: Leavitt Area High School Date: 4/13-4/29/2010 Day: Tuesday & Thursday Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $5 .00 Min/Max: 5-20

Cross Bow Safety This is for students that have completed the Bow Hunter Safety class. Cross bows will be provided by the instructor.

Instructor: Dave Harrington Place: Leavitt Area High School Date: 5/4/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $5 .00 Min/Max: 5-12

In the Outdoors

All of the above classes are State of Maine approved certification courses!

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Learn more information about job opportunities, requirements, and take the exam, all in one evening!

Wednesday Evenings 6:00-9:00pm

January 20-March 17Please call 225-3478 to register.

FREE!

Career Boost Change Your Life Are you living the life you always dreamed of? If not, this is the class for you! Using the rules of the “law of attraction” and “The Secret” you’ll learn how to use vision boarding to attract into your life all the things you want to do, have, and be. This powerful technique helps you visualize what you want your life to look like and increases your chances of getting it.

Instructor: Kimberly Mowry Place: Turner Elementary School Date: 1/26-2/23/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 7:00pm Fee: $50.00 Min/Max: 6-12

Financial Applications For LifeIn today’s economy, money is on everyone’s mind. In this class participants will discuss financial issues including setting up a budget, making important financial decisions, purchasing insurances and many other areas that face consumers today. This course may be used toward high school completion.

Instructor: Linda DavisPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 2/2-5/25/2010Day: TuesdayTime: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $50.00 Min/Max: 6-12

Personal Support SpecialistA comprehensive course of instruction designed to cover aspects of personal care including: body mechanics, environmental safety, client transfers and ambulation, universal precautions, nutrition and homemaking. Completion of this course qualifies an individual to provide direct care to consumers in Assisted Living Facilities, Residential Care Facilities Adult Day Care Programs, and Home Care settings.

Instructor: Helping HandsPlace: 571 Sabattus St., LewistonDate: 1/4-1/22/2010Day: Monday, Wednesday & FridayTime: 8:00-3:00pmFee: $305.00Min/Max: 5-15

WeldingLearn different techniques of welding in a class that will address individual needs. Both beginning and advanced students may prepare for State Certification with this course. A fun class and a marketable skill. This course may be taken for a credit.

Instructor: Rudy DanforthPlace: Leavitt Area High SchoolDate: 2/4-5/27/2010Day: ThursdayTime: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $225.00 Min/Max: 4-6 8

Get started now to make sure you are “College Ready.”

There are some very important decisions that need to be made

early regarding entrance exams, financial aid,

and applying for college. Please call 225-3478 to register.

College Ready NightMarch 9th @ 6:00pm

Turner Adult Learning Center

Employment Opportunities

with the US Census

Medical Billing & CodingThis course provides an indepth approach to medical coding and billing providing a firm foundation that will transfer to medical field work. Students may also view online coding lecturesto enhance knowledge gained through text book study and classroom discussions to prepare the student for participating in the CPC national exam upon completion of the course. Students enrolled in this course also attend terminology class.

Instructor: Transcription AssociatesPlace: Leavitt Area High SchoolDate: 2/25-7/8/2010Day: ThursdayTime: 5:30 - 8:30pm Fee: $3500.00 Min/Max: 6-15

Medical Terminology& TranscriptionThis terminology course provides an indepth approach that will provide a foundation that will translate well to medical field work. Learn the form and function building blocks of the language of medicine. Online transcription lectures will be provided that will enhance the knowledge gained from the text book.

Instructor: Transcription AssociatesPlace: Leavitt Area High SchoolDate: 2/2-4/27/2010Day: TuesdayTime: 6:00 - 8:00pm Fee: $1900.00 Min/Max: 6-15

Notary Public Training Are you a Notary Public or interested in becoming one? This class is for those going to apply for a notary commission, as well as those notaries who have not attended any educational classes. Subjects include qualification, procedures, powers and duties, history and legislation as well as weddings.State exams provided and taken during class.

Instructor: Julie SimmonsFee: $37.00 Min/Max: 6-20

Livermore Falls SessionPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 3/2-3/16/2010Day: TuesdayTime: 6:30 - 8:30pm

Turner Session Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/27/2010Day: SaturdayTime: 9:00am - 3:00pm

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The CareerCenter may have funding available

to help with the cost of these courses.

Please contact them for further information.

Certificate Programs

Career & Work Ready

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Is there a job you’re interested in but feel you lack some of the basic and necessary skills?

WorkReady could be exactly what you have been looking for.

What is WorkReady?• WorkReady helps employees attain necessary “soft” or “applied” skills that more of today’s employers require.• WorkReady is a 60 hour training program endorsed by Maine businesses.• WorkReady is designed to provide the “foundational” skills needed in today’s rapidly changing and complex world.

The next WorkReady Program begins

WorkReady is a credential that ensures that each participant has attained the important foundational skills

needed in today’s increasingly complex world of work.

Applications are now being accepted at the Turner Adult Learning Center.

Contact us at 225-3478

Technology

Keyboarding for Beginners Is your index finger getting sore from doing all the typing? Does it need help? If so this class may be just what your other fingers need. Learn the basics of typing and how to control the mouse. By the end of the third week, you should have the keyboarding skills you need to get you on your way.

Instructor: Jason Rowe Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 3/22-4/5/2010 Day: Monday Time: 7:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 5-8

Basic Computer Skills Can’t find the button to turn on the computer? Want to know what the wheel on the mouse is for? Do you wonder why there are two sets of numbers on the keyboard? Don’t understand why the “print screen” button will not print? If you have these types of questions about your computer - this class if for you!

Instructor: Jason Rowe Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/1-2/22/2010 Day: Monday Time: 7:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 5-8

Introduction to CADD-Computer Aided Drafting & DesignThis course will introduce students to the basics of CADD and how to apply these concepts with computer software. Problem-solving, conceptual design application, and the fundamentals of drafting will be stressed. Students will design in both three dimensional levels as well as work with 3 dimensional solids. Students will be introduced to Architectual CADD through the use of CADD software. This course is aimed at students who are interested in introductory architectural courses and who want to explore and appreciate three-dimensional architectual design and drawing.

Instructor: John LipofskyPlace: Leavitt Area High SchoolDate: 2/1-3/29/2010 Day: Monday Time: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $80.00 Min/Max: 6-12

New Course for 2010!

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Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Learn the basics of Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Get familiar with how to create a PowerPoint presentation. This may be the class for you if you have an older version of PowerPoint and are thinking of upgrading, have just upgraded, or just want to learn more about PowerPoint.

Instructor: Jason Rowe Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDat: 3/1-3/15/2010 Day: Monday Time: 7:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 5-8

Microsoft Excel 2007 Session 1 Learn the basics of Microsoft Excel 2007. When you have completed this class you will know the basics of Excel, how to add and subtract columns and rows, how to create a basic graph, resize columns and rows, among other basic Excel features. This class will provide a basic understanding and is for someone who has not used Excel or has limited knowledge of Excel.

Instructor: Jason Rowe Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/1-2/22/2010 Day: Monday Time: 5:00 - 7:00pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 5-8

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“Jason takes his time with students who need his help-he is always very friendly & professional”

Microsoft Excel 2007 Session 3 For this class you should have an understanding of how to use Microsoft Excel 2007. This is a fast paced class that will teach you how to complete more complicated formulas. Learn how to fancy up charts and spreadsheets. If you have used Excel or have taken an Excel class - this may be the class for you.

Instructor: Jason Rowe Place: Turner Adult Learning Center Date: 3/22-4/5/2010 Day: Monday Time: 5:00 - 7:00pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 5-8

Microsoft Excel 2007Session 2 Learn how to use Microsoft Excel 2007 as a spreadsheet. In this class you should have a basic understanding of Excel and want to learn more. You will learn how to sort and alphabetize, delete, columns and rows, freeze panes, and much more. If you have some experience with Excel and would like to know more - this class is for you.

Instructor: Jason Rowe Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 3/1-3/15/2010 Day: Monday Time: 5:00 - 7:00pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 5-8

Wood Carving Learn to carve a wood spirit in the round. If time permits, we will attach your creation to the top of a walking stick. Required Supplies: soft lead pencil, large white eraser, and a fixed blade carving knife. This course will be offered in 2 sessions. Both sessions are open to new wood carvers and previous attendees. Classes will be adjusted for each participant based upon experience.

Instructor: Robert Perry Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterSession 1 Date: 3/2-3/30/2010Session 2Date: 4/27-5/25/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm Fee: $60.00 per session Min/Max: 4-8

Instructor Bob Perry demonstrates his wood

carving techniques.Babysitter’s Training (Includes Child & Infant CPR certification) This training will help youth develop leadership skills, learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe, help children behaveand learn about basic child care and basic first aid. This training will also aid youth to overcome any reluctance to act in an emergency situation and recognize and care for life-threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in children and infants. Recommended for ages 11-15 years old.

Instructor: American Red CrossPlace: Greene Central School Date: 3/4-4/8/2010 Day: Thursday Time: 4:00 - 6:00pm Fee: $52.00 Min/Max: 6-12

Meeting Your Spirit GuideEach of us has at least one spirit guide who has been with us since birth and stays with us throughout our lifetime to assist us on our path. This interactive workshop focuses on connecting with this special being to receive guidance, remove the old and make way for fresh, productive growth through relaxation techniques and guided imagery, leaving you with a sense of connection and comfort. Please bring mat or blanket and pillow.

Instructor: Tanya Quarterman Place: Tripp Middle School Date: 5/4/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm Fee: $30.00 Min/Max: 3-20

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Weight Loss With HypnosisTired of diets? This innovative program combines advanced techniques such as goal image focusing, hypnotic suggestions, and the law of attraction to produce a healthier and slimmer body and lifestyle. Please bring a comfortable chair and/or mat and pillow.

Instructor: Tanya Quarterman Place: Tripp Middle School Date: 3/22-4/12/2010 Day: Monday Time: 6:00 - 7:30pm Fee: $50.00 Min/Max: 3-20

Adult, Child, Infant CPR & First Aid This course will train lay responders to overcome any reluctance to act in emergency situations and to recognize and care for life-threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults, children and infants. It will also teach lay responders the knowledge and skills necessary to give care in an emergency, help sustain life and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until medical help arrives.

Instructor: American Red Cross Place: Leavitt Area High School Date: 3/2-3/4/2010 Day: Tuesday & Thursday Time: 5:30 - 9:30pm Fee: $52.00 Min/Max: 6-12

Home & Family

Pet First Aid Pet owners will learn how to protect their pets from further harm, injury or suffering during emergencies, by learning prompt, effective actions and care that will safeguard the life of an injured pet.

Instructor: American Red CrossPlace: Tripp Middle School Date: 4/26/2010 Day: Monday Tiem: 6:00 - 9:00pm Fee: $42.00 Min/Max: 6-12

Dog ObedienceDo you want to have a courteous dog? Come to this class and learn how to accomplish this goal. Correction for behavior problems will be offered. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Required: Leashes and collars need to be approved by the trainer or can be purchased from the instructor for $5. Rabies shots must be current.

Instructor: Donna CassistaLocation: Turner Elementary SchoolDate: 3/10 - 4/14/2010Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 - 7:30pmFee: $55.00Min/Max: 6-15

Please Call 783-7483 Karen’s Driving School.

“The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can

take it away from you.” B. B. King

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Drivers Education Students must be at least 15 years of age on the first day of class. The class consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction and 10 hours of driving. Students neet to bring their original birth certificate, paper and a pen. To find out when the next session starts and to register -

Instructor: Paul Martin Place: Leavitt Area High SchoolSession 1 starts: 2/1 Session 2 starts: 3/15Fee: $439

Basic Weatherization Basic weatherization techniques will be examined and materials will be explained. A review of tips for keeping warm will be discussed. Selected materials will be available for distribution without charge. This class will be offered on two separate dates, and you only need to attend one.

Instructor: Gil Ward Place: Rural Community Action Ministry Date: 2/9 or 2/23/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm Fee: FREE! Min/Max: 4-10

Smoking Cessation & Weight LossThrough Hypnotherapy If you are serious about quitting smoking or losing weight then hypnotherapy might be the solution you are looking for. The session includes discussion of the nature of hypnotherapy, different ways to view obstacles and then hypnosis. All attendees receive a hypnotherapy CD and a support phone number. All attendees must complete an Intake/Release form in advance. Please bring a pillow and a blanket.

Instructor: Scott JacobsonPlace: Livermore Falls ALC Day: Tuesday Time: 6:30 - 9:00pm Min/Max: 3-15

Smoking Cessation

Weight LossDate: 2/2/2010 Fee: $125.00

Home & Family

Eat Well by MailThe University Cooperative

Extension Nutrition Education Programs are FREE &

confidential to all that are income eligible.Earn 1.0

University of Maine Continuing Education Credit for participants

who complete this course.

• Stretching your food dollar • Cooking skills • Keeping foods safe • Low cost and healthy snacks • Healthy foods for kids.

1-800-287-1482

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Date: 2/9/2010Fee: $50.00

For more information:Contact Terry Berry-

Nutrition Associate

Learn about:

Developmental Life SkillsThis class provides beginning instruction in reading and following recipes, understanding nutritional facts on food labels as well as planning and preparing healthy meals. It will also provide basicinstruction in reading, writing and math. Please make an appointment with the instructor to register.

Instructor: Tricia Sawyer Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: Call to registerDay: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 3:00-5:00pm

A Family for ME Have you ever wanted to know the ins and outs of foster care and adoption in Maine? The process, benefits, the children and requirements will be covered in this class. Children in Maine of all ages need respite, emergency, long term and maybe even other family members to be licensed foster parents and/or adoptive families. Materials will be provided. Questions and discussion welcome!

Instructor: Jennifer Giandrea Place: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 4/6/2010 Day: Tuesday Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm Fee: FREE! Min/Max: 5-20

Home & Family

Job Seekers Workshop Could you use a boost on your job search? In this one session we will review strategies and resourcesavailable to find a job including the use of the internet /networking, resume writing and interviewing tips. Create your own job search plan.

Instructor: Janet SmithPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 2/11/2010Day: ThursdayTime: 9:30-11:30am Fee: FREE

Introduction to Family Development Accounts Learn about matched savings accounts that can help you buy a home, further your education, get job training, or start or grow your own business. Qualified individuals may apply to open a Family Development Account so that every dollar saved can be matched by two dollars from public and private investors.

Instructor: Janet SmithPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 4/1/2010Day: ThursdayTime: 9:30-11:30am Fee: FREE

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The Best of Great Britain Highlights of this tour include Cornwall (The Lizard Peninsula, Penzance), Stonehenge and the Chalk White Horses of Salisbury, Shakespeare’s Stratford-upon-Avon, Snowdonia National Park in Wales, the Moors of Northern England, and Edinburgh, Scotland. As with all our community education excursions, we will travel via public transportation and stay at affordable accommodations: making it possible for anyone to save money for a trip-of-a-lifetime. Jolly good fun!

For more information check out: http://MainetoUK2010.blogspot.com Trip Dates:4/24-5/9/2010

SAD #36 Substitute Teacher Training Workshop This workshop is intended for those who wish to substitue teach and those who have done substitute teaching. This workshop will provide information about school expectations, teacher’s lesson plans, and discipline issues. We will also cover such topics as FERPA, and all Mandatory reporting. All of the attendees will be given a Certificate of Completion. Instructor: Janet BenedettoPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 3/19/2010Day: FridayTime: 9:00-11:00am Fee: FREE

Home & Family SAD #52 Substitute Teacher Training Workshop To be listed on the substitutecall list for MSAD#52, you must attend a training workshop, have a completed sub application on file and have the State Registered Criminal History Background Check(CHRC) fingerprinting completed. The next workshop will be held in April. Instructor: Razell WardPlace: Turner Adult Learning Center Fee: FREE Call for details! 225-3478

English as a Second Language-ESLThis class will focus on conversation, traditional grammer, writing, and reading. Learn to navigate local stores, businesses and converse with your neighbors. Classes are held at the Turner Adult Learning Center or could be held at other area locations. For more information pleasecall 225-3478.

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LOCATION!We have classes available at both the Turner ALC & Livermore Falls ALC offering you a variety of enrichment and academic courses to invest in yourself in 2010!

Spanish It’s as easy as uno, dos, tres to learn Spanish! Looking to learn the basics? Sign up for Beginner Spanish - start off with Session 1 and continue your introduction with Session 2. Hablas español? Ready to learn more? Check out our Advanced Spanish classes.

Instructor: Raymond BeaucagePlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterTime: 6:30-9:00pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 4-8

Beginner Spanish Session 1Date: 2/4-3/18/2010Day: Thursday

Session 2Date: 4/1-5/13/2010Day: Thursday

Advanced Spanish Session 1Date: 2/2-3/16/2010Day: Tuesday

Session 2Date: 3/30-5/18/2010Day: Tuesday

Beginning French 1 Maybe you would like to return to that language your family used when you were young or you wantto keep in closer touch with people who still use French everyday. Learn greetings, phrases about the home, about nations, start learning the basic elements in speaking French.

Instructor: Raymond BeaucagePlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 2/3-3/17/2010 Day: Wednesday Time: 6:00-8:30pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 4-8

Beginning French 2 Continue those first steps in French. Learn to talk about daily things in life-colors, sizes, beauty and other things. Learn about gender used in French. Learn about the formation of some words. Begin your investigation into the use of verbs and adjectives.

Instructor: Raymond BeaucagePlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 3/31-5/12/2010 Day: WednesdayTime: 6:00-8:30pmFee: $40.00 Min/Max: 4-8

Advanced French 4 As you visit a country like France, learn to use phrases and expressions as you visit monuments, restaurants, stores etc. Learn how to speak about the past as well as to express situations that might be governed by existing conditional cases.

Instructor: Raymond BeaucagePlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 3/29-5/10/2010Day: Monday Time: 6:30-8:30pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max: 4-8

Advanced French 3 Get acquainted with phrases and vocabulary used in travel and in visiting a country like France. Continue getting to use past tense verbs, regular and irregular, that are frequently used.

Instructor: Raymond BeaucagePlace: Livermore Falls ALC Date: 2/1-3/15/2010 Day: Monday6:00-8:30pm Fee: $40.00 Min/Max:4-8

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Now is the time to earn your GED

Call for a placein the starting line-up.

MSAD#52 225-3478

at the MSAD#52

Classes start in Februaryand will be ongoing

through May.

Adult & Community Education Program

Puerto Rican CookingPuerto Rican food is among the most flavorful in the world. Make a sofrito, enjoy a meal and take home leftovers.Fatma Perry • Time:9:00am – 12:00pm • Fee:$15.00 • Min/Max: 4-8

The Flavors of QuebecCome and sample the flavors of Quebec. Tourtiere, sugar pie and more...Recipe cards will be provided.Josie Castonguay • Time:9:00am – 12:00pm • Fee:$15.00 • Min/Max: 5-8

Creative Writing WorkshopHave a story that you’ve been writing? Let’s discuss challengesand receive feedback. A light lunch is provided.Heather Rogers • Time: 9:00am – 2:00pm • Fee:$15.00 • Min/Max:6-20

Tic-Tac-Toe-For KidsCome make a fun tic-tac-toe game to share with your family.Jolene Brooks • Time:9:00am – 12:00pm• Fee:$5.00 Min/Max: 4-8

Silly Sock Puppet-For KidsLet your imagination run wild as you design your own sock puppet. Jolene Brooks • Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm • Fee: $5.00 • Min/Max: 4-8

Patchwork Bowl-For KidsCome make a colorful party bowl, using your choice of colored paper. Jolene Brooks • Time:9:00am – 12:00pm• Fee:$5.00 Min/Max: 5-8

Challenger Sports British Summer Soccer Camp An introduction to the largest and most popular summer soccer camp program in the USA & Canada. Amazing coaches, awesome accents, innovative practices, & a unique cultural twist. Come and see what our summer program is all about.Challenger Sports • Time:10:00am – 12:00pm• Fee:FREE

Wall Garden GloveWe will fill a bright garden glove with fun things for Spring.Jolene Brooks • Time:9:00am – 12:00pm• Fee:$5.00 Min/Max: 4-8

Chess & CheesecakeJoin us for a sweet treat, and a friendly game of strategy. Bring your own chess board and enjoy some cheesecake. Ages 8+ are welcome!Heather Rogers • Time: 9:00am – 2:00pm • Fee:$15.00 • Min/Max:6-20 20

Greek CookingLearn traditional Greek cooking. Make an entree and dessert.Andi from Antigoni’s• Time:9:00am – 12:00pm• Fee:$15.00 Min/Max: 4-8

Notary Public TrainingAdd “Certified Notary” to your resume. See page 9 for details.Julie Simmons • Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm • Fee: $37.00 • Min/Max: 6-20

ATV Safety TrainingEarn your certificate in ATV safety. See page 7 for details.Dave Harrington • Time:8:00am – 4:00pm• Fee:$5.00 Min/Max: 5-8

Located at the Turner Adult Learning Center

• Saturday February 27 Saturday Specials

• Saturday March 27

• Saturday April 10

• Saturday May 22

All Academic Courses are FREE forAdult Education Diploma & GED students.

Academics

Chemistry with LabChemistry with lab introduces the student to the practical applications of Chemistry. Please bring a 3 ringloose leaf notebook and a scientificcalculator.

Instructor: Duane LeavittPlace: Leavitt Area High School Science LabDate: 2/3-5/5/2010Day: WednesdayTime: 5:00 - 8:00pm

AlgebraThis class will teach students the language, concepts, and techniques of Algebra that will prepare them to approach and solve problems following a logical succession of steps. Skills in the course lay groundwork for upper level math and science courses and have many practical uses.

Instructor: Fatma PerryPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/23-5/20/2010Day: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 3:00 - 5:00pm

Algebra 1 & 2Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 will be taught concurrently in this class in a cooperative environment.

Instructor: Larry SiroisPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/23 – 5/25/2010Day: TuesdayTime: 5:00 – 9:00pm

Biology This is a basic biology course with an overview of life and the environment. We will cover the scientific method, the five kingdoms, genetics and human anatomy.

Instructor: Greg BizierPlace: Livermore Falls High SchoolDate: 3/30-5/18/2010Day: Tuesday Time: 5:00 - 9:00pm

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Human Biology with LabThis course provides an anatomicaland physiological overview of humanstructure and function. Gross anatomy and histology are related to cell, tissue, and organ level physiology for each major body system. An integrated lab is an integral part of this course. A field trip to UNE willbe part of the experience.

Instructor: Rema Lee WestonPlace: Leavitt Area High School Science LabDate: 2/1-5/24/2010Day: MondayTime: 6:00 - 9:00pm

ChemistryChemistry is the science of the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of matter. This is a basic high school level course. Please bring a scientific calculator and notebook.

Instructor: Greg BizierPlace: Livermore Falls High SchoolDate: 2/2-3/23/2010Day: Tuesday Time: 5:00 - 9:00pm

• Students are required to pay for books and lab fees.• Post Secondary student fee is $125.00

per class unless otherwise noted.

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Basic Reading ImprovementWould you like to improve your ability to read and write? Do you know someone who would like to do so? This class can improve your reading skills so you can read to your children, or grandchildren, and help them with their school work. Improving your reading can increase your ability to obtain a better job and be a more productive worker. It can also help you achieve other literacy-related goals like obtaining a driver’s license or becoming a U.S. citizen.

Instructor: Fatma PerryPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/22 – 5/24/2010Day: MondayTime: 3:00 – 4:30pm

Government/History ElectiveWhy do we have laws? How are laws enacted? How are they enforced? Learn the basic foundations of our government and others around the world. For students needing High School credit or credit recovery this is a ½ credit course.

Instructor: TBAPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 4/27 – 5/25/10Day: Tuesday Time: 4:00 – 9:00pm

CompositionThis is a writing intensive survey course that exposes students to different styles of writing including: argumentative essays, profiles, short stories, evaluations, and textual analysis. Students will be required to complete a writing portfolio as part of this course.

Instructor: Heather RogersPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDates: 3/23 – 5/20/2010Day: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 2:00 – 4:00pm

English LiteratureThis course is geared to helping you explore various types of literature. We will discuss major authors of poetry, fiction, drama and historical documents.

Instructor: TBAPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/22 – 4/12/2010Day: MondayTime: 4:00 – 9:00pm

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Academics

All Academic Courses are FREE to Adult Education Diploma & GED students.

Academic Skill Building techniques are available

at the Turner ALC & Livermore ALC

Flashback II: 20th Century Think about the changes that people have experienced and adapted to over the past 100 years here in the United States. Discuss, interpret, compare and contrast key post-WW II events that are revealed utilizing variouspieces of literature. Share your discoveries by completing writingassignments and hands-on projects.

Instructor: Christopher EllingwoodPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 2/1-5/26/2010Day: Monday & WednesdayTime: 5:00 - 8:00pm

Geometry with PLATOStudents will complete coursework independently in this PLATO computer based environment. A teacher will be on hand at all times to answer questions and guide you through the coursework.

Instructor: Fatma PerryPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 2/23 – 5/20/2010Day: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 3:00 – 5:00pm

HealthThis course will cover the various areas of our lives that affect our health and well-being. We will explore Wellness, Nutrition, and The Human Body and its Systems among many other topics.

Turner Session:

Instructor: Josie CastonguayPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDay: TuesdayTime: 8:00 – 11:00am

Session 1:Date: 2/23 – 3/30/2010

Session 2: Date: 4/6 – 5/25/2010

Livermore Falls Session:

Place: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 2/2– 5/25/2010Day : TuesdayTime: 6:00 – 9:00pm

Introduction to SociologyThis course offers an introduction to topics such as social structure, groups and organizations, power, social institutions and social change. Class discussion is a vital component of this course.

Instructor: Heather RogersPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDates: 4/6 – 6/3/2010Day: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 12:00 – 2:00pm

PsychologyA general introduction to psychology with emphasis on a social science perspective. Be introduced to current research and theories. We will study language, intelligence and cognition, development, emotion and motivation, health psychology, social psychology, personality and the causes and treatment of mental disorders.

Instructor: Fatma PerryPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 4/8 – 5/27/2010Day: Thursday Time: 5:00 – 9:00pm

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FastTrack & GED PrepGet your GED! We have various programs available to fit your abilitylevel and your schedule. If you qualify for our Fast Track program you may be ready to take the GED test before June.

GED classes start in February and will be ongoing through May.Call to register 225-3478

World History In this course we will be studying ancient civilizations up to WW II. We will be studying the ideas, cultures, people and movements of human civilization. The goal will be to expand student knowledge of our ancestors and others that came before us.

Instructor: Nathan PurringtonPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 2/3 – 5/26/2010Day: WednesdayTime: 5:00 – 8:00pm

Social StudiesThis class is geared to help students earn high school social studies credit in US History or World Studies. Students will learn about history in a fun and cooperative environment.

Instructor: TBAPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDate: 3/3 – 5/26/2010Day: WednesdayTime: 4:00 – 9:00pm

US History In this course we will be studying United States history from the years of 1880 to the present. Starting with industrialization, we will be looking at the major social, cultural and global changes that have occurred and made the United States what it is today.

Instructor: Nathan PurringtonPlace: Livermore Falls ALCDate: 2/1 – 5/24/2010Day: MondayTime: 4:00 – 9:00pm

Technical WritingA skills-based course designed to familiarize students with common writing styles. Topics for the course include readability of technical prose, effectively presenting information and writing effective letters, memos and employment correspondence.

Instructor: Heather RogersPlace: Turner Adult Learning CenterDates: 3/9 – 5/27/2010Day: Tuesday & ThursdayTime: 4:00 – 5:30pm

Writing for the Real WorldThis basic writing class is designedto teach students to write in a wellorganized manner. You will learn skills needed to complete everyday writing needs such as filling out job applications, writing emails, cover letters, resumes and essays.

Place: Turner Adult Learning Center

Session 1Instructor: Fatma PerryDate: 2/25-4/1/2010Day: ThursdayTime: 5:00-9:00pm

Session 2Instructor: TBADate: 4/26-5/24/2010Day: MondayTime: 4:00-9:00pm

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PLATOThe PLATO learning lab is a self study computer based program. Work at your own pace to complete credit courses toward your diploma or enhance you skills for post secondary studies. A variety of courses are offered including Math, Algebra, Sciences, Social Studies, and English.

Call to register 225-3478

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For more information call 1-800-696-1103

Degrees Off-Campus, StatewideEarn one of the degrees or certificates listed below at your local University College Center or high school site. Courses

are delivered online and via ITV (interactive television) & video conference.

Bachelor of Applied ScienceLiberal StudiesBusiness AdministrationDental HygieneLibrary and Information ServicesMental Health & Human ServicesPublic Safety Administration University StudiesRegistered Nurse Completion Degree ProgramOnline RN-to-BSN Degree ProgramUMA/UMM Special Education Certification ProgramUMA/UMPI Teacher Preparation Program

Business AdministrationGeneral Studies/Criminal Justice ConcentrationLiberal StudiesLibrary & Information ServicesMental Health & Human ServicesNursingMedical Laboratory Technology

Adult EducationComputer EngineeringCounseling with concentration in Rehab. CounselingElectrical EngineeringMaine Studies program

Associate’s Degrees

Bachelor’s Degrees

Certificate Programs

Substance Abuse RehabilitationMental Health Rehab. Tech./Comm. CertificationMaine StudiesHuman ServicesHuman Resource ManagementFoundations of Holistic HealthDental Assisting Certificate ProgramCriminal JusticeClassical StudiesChild and Youth Care PractitionerNonprofit ManagementHealth Policy and ManagementApplied Research & Evaluation MethodsMental Health Rehab.Tech.

Master’s Degrees

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www.msad52.maineadulted.orgwww.sad36.maineadulted.orgAge Policy: The minimum age for enrichment classes is 16 unless otherwise specified within this booklet.

Discounts: Senior citizens & district employees receive a discount of $5 offtheir registration fee. This discount is not available with online registration. Refund/Payment Policy: If you withdraw after the first class and before the second class, you can receive a 50% refund.

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WAYS to Register:ONLINE Register 24 hours a day. We accept Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express, & PayPal.

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PHONE Call 225-3478 for Turner Adult Learning Center or 897-6384 for the Livermore Falls Learning Com-plex. You will need to drop off or mail your course payment before the class begins.

IN PERSON To register in person. you may pay by check, money order or cash. Turner ALC is open Monday-Thursday 8am-9pm & Friday 8am-4pm.

Livermore Falls ALC is open Monday-Thusday 8am-9pm & Friday 8am-12pm.

• If day school is cancelled, adult education classes are also cancelled. If classes are cancelled due to poor conditions, an announcement will be made on all local TV stations.

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MSAD #52 Adult & Community Education

486 Turner Center RoadTurner, Maine

04282

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9 Cedar StreetLivermore Falls, Maine

04282

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