MSAD1 Adult & Community Education
Maine Adult Education Program
Free Community WiFi
Mark & Emily Turner Memorial Library, Sergeant Family Community Center, Aroostook Centre Mall Food Court, The Career Center, Tim Horton's Cafe & Bakery, Ruby Tuesday's, Sidewalk Cafe @ The Northeastland Hotel, McDonald's, Dunkin' Donuts, Wal-Mart
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Learning for everyone
SAD1 Adult & Community Education is proud to offer several options for our academic courses! We provide on site class sessions, remote access, online independent learning and blended (any combination of the above). We are here to help you fit your education needs into your schedule and timetable!
Whatever new skill or life change you’re dreaming of, there’s a good chance our adult education program can help you get there.
Sep
28
SAGE – Senior Science
Corona is interfering with our planning for this extremely exciting opportunity. We have the opportunity to use the Francis Malcolm Science Center and resources to explore the World of Science but when, we do not know. Eric Hendrickson is willing to lead a Tree Identification class and we have numerous planetarium shows and topics to […]
Oct
1
SAGE – Latin
Linguam latinam scire voluistine? Now is your chance. Guy Gallagher will use the latest techniques to teach a basic Latin class—not like when we took it in school and had to memorize all the time. It is a new method of learning a useful language. Join us and challenge your brain.
Oct
1
SAGE – Knitting Workshop
Does a knitting project have you befuddled? Are you having trouble finishing a project because you’re not sure you’re doing it right? Is there a mistake in your knitting that you can’t figure out how to fix? Let us help. And maybe you can help solve someone else’s problem. Let’s see what knots we can […]
Oct
1
SAGE – Chess—A Lifetime Activity
You will learn to play chess well enough to teach your grandchildren, giving them a new game to enjoy and a head start on critical thinking skills. No grandchildren? Learn for yourself! Recent studies indicate that chess players are 16 % less likely than non-players to develop Alzheimer’s disease.
Oct
2
SAGE – Finding Your Ancestors
This course will help you to find your ancestors, no matter where they came from without going to the places where information on their births, marriages and deaths are stored. In addition to official records, you may be able to see school yearbooks and obituaries in newspapers. You will make family trees and learn who […]