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Spring is FINALLY here!
Now that the long winter is over, consider getting out and learning something new with MSAD 40 Adult Education! There are still MANY opportunities to take classes and go on some bus trips with us in the next couple of months - see the offerings below, and then click the brochure links icon on the right side of this page to read all about them.
Pressed Flower Cards & Bookmarks, 5/14 - page 9 of the winter/spring brochure
Pressed Flower Serving Tray, 5/21 - page 9
Terra Cotta Flower Pot Bird Bath, 5/28 - page 9
Bar Harbor Garden Tour, 6/21 - page 13
Learning Center at Miller School, ongoing - page 16
GED class, ongoing - page 16
PLATO Learning Lab, ongoing - page 16
Home Composting, 5/14 - page 20
Kayak Skills on the Water, 5/17- page 22
If you aren’t able to get out and attend a class, consider online learning with Education to Go – see page 4 of the brochure to learn more about this opportunity, or click the Online Courses icon here on this page for a direct link to our site.
College Transitions is here!
MSAD 40 Adult Education is part of a collaboration of Lincoln County Adult Education Programs that have received a two-year College Transitions grant called the Lincoln County College Connection, or TLC3. What does this mean for MSAD 40? It means that we are now able to free offer classes and support to help adults in the region gain the skills that they need to pursue higher education. If you are a high school graduate or GED recipient, you are eligible for this program; successful completion will ensure your readiness for college level work and save on college tuition costs by eliminating the need to take developmental courses in college! Learn more on page 11 and 17 of the brochure or call us for more information at 832-5205 or email at Susan_Taylor@sad40.k12.me.us.
MSAD 40 Adult Education is part of a collaboration of Lincoln County Adult Education Programs that have received a two-year College Transitions grant called the Lincoln County College Connection, or TLC3. What does this mean for MSAD 40? It means that we are now able to free offer classes and support to help adults in the region gain the skills that they need to pursue higher education. If you are a high school graduate or GED recipient, you are eligible for this program; successful completion will ensure your readiness for college level work and save on college tuition costs by eliminating the need to take developmental courses in college! Learn more on page 11 and 17 of the brochure or call us for more information at 832-5205 or email at Susan_Taylor@sad40.k12.me.us.
Please contact us – we want to know what classes that you would like to see offered in 2009. Stop by our office at Medomak Valley High School or call us at 832-5205.
Happy Spring!
Susan Taylor, MSAD 40 Adult Education DirectorOur Mission
"The mission of MSAD 40 Adult Education is to provide area citizens with responsive, accessible and flexible educational programs that promote personal growth, community involvement and career advancement."
