Graduation 2010

A NIGHT TO CELEBRATE

The 2010 Central Lincoln County Adult Education Recognition Night held, Thursday May 27 at the Skidompha Library was a night of celebration.  This year there were nineteen Adult Education graduates.  Several Awards were given out including the "Courage to Grow" Award which went to Julie Clark who has successfully transitioned into college through our College Transition program.

Laura A. Fortman, the Commissioner of Labor, was the keynote speaker for the evening.  Maine needs a strong working class and a high school diploma is crucial in finding a good job.  This night was a night for the 2010 graduates to shine and because of their hard work and perseverance their futures shine brighter.  Earning a GED can open many doors.  You can broaden your employment opportunities, enter training programs, join our College Transitions program, or move on to college classes with your credential.

Register for our Adult Learning Center this fall and you could be celebrating this time next year. You may browse our courses now! and register online for any Fall 2010 class.

 We hope to see you in the fall through your participation in one or more of our classes.  And if you have not yet had a night to celebrate getting your high school diploma, purpose now to make this the year you do.  Everyone should have a night to celebrate such a monumental success.

Posted by Ellen Dickens  on August 19th 2010

Navigating Our Site

Welcome to our website.  The site offers many exciting features designed to make locating and registering for courses much easier.

Some of these features include:

• Search for courses: You can now search for courses from our program as well as from other adult education programs across the state. You can also browse our courses by category if you prefer.
  
• Register online: You no longer need to come into our office or mail us your registration for some courses. When you see the "Add to Cart" button on any course, that means you can register and pay for the course online in a few easy steps. Of course, you can also call, walk-in, or mail in your registration if you prefer.
  
• Latest news and events: Read our latest news, updates, happenings and events inside our News & Events section. You can also subscribe to our News & Events using RSS.
  
• Frequently Asked Questions: Find answers to important questions about our program, schedules, registering, and the adult education system by searching or browsing our frequently asked questions section.
  

Our website is a part of the Maine Adult Education Portal, sponsored and managed by the Maine Adult Education Association. When you visit the MAEA website online at http://www.maineadulted.org, you can search for courses and programs statewide to find the perfect class closest to where you work or live.

These are just a few of the many exciting additions to our site, and many more are slated to appear over the next year. Please continue to check back with us, and please share your feedback by contacting us. Thank you, and we hope you enjoy our adult education website.

Posted by Kathi Medcalf  on November 9th 2008 | Read more in: News