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Windham Raymond Adult Education provides affordable, high quality adult learning opportunities that meet the academic, career, and personal pursuits of our diverse adult population — families, workers, citizens, and the business community.
Winter/Spring Semester 2021
Registration for classes has begun!
Don’t miss out on your favorite class this semester.
If you have any questions, please call us at
207-892-1819 or email at WRAE@rsu14.org
COVID-19 Update:
Registration is open for Winter/Spring 2021 courses! For your safety, most of our courses are being held virtually primarily using Zoom. Classes held in-person are taking every safety precaution as provided by Maine CDC & RSU 14 guidelines.
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All virtual classes will be provided with a link and login information for each class the day prior to the class starting. For help joining a virtual class, please watch the video below.
PLEASE NOTE: Check here often to receive the most current information on this constantly changing situation.
Use the Search Courses button to check out our E-Learning opportunities.
All virtual classes will be provided with a link and login information for each class the day prior to the class starting. For help joining a virtual class, please watch the video below.
PLEASE NOTE: Check here often to receive the most current information on this constantly changing situation.
Learn Virtually!
Most of our new virtual classes use Zoom Meetings.
Play this video to learn how to set up your free Zoom account.
Featured Video
A recent segment on ABC’s What Would You Do? highlighted the stigma faced by adults with unmet literacy needs. Watch this video to see what everyday life is like for the 36 million low-literate adults in the U.S.
“‘What Would You Do?’: Illiterate Man is harassed by cafe cashier”
Winter/Spring 2021 Classes have begun!
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Jan
18
Beginning Genealogy
Learn how to get started learning about and recording your family tree. We will begin with the very basics and move forward. How fast we progress and how far we get depends on class experience and desire. Instructor: Jamie HydeMondays, 1/18 – 2/22, 6:00 – 8:00 PMLocation: OnlineFee: $64
Jan
19
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic FUNdamentals
Would you like to improve your skills in the 3 R’s? The coursework focuses on Reading (alphabetics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension), Writing (sentence, paragraph and short essays or stories) and Arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, decimals, fractions, and percentages). Classes are offered in a small group setting and will proceed at an individualized pace. Students […]
Jan
19
Reading and Writing Foundations for ESOL
Students will practice reading everyday English used in the community, such as newspapers, doctor’s instructions and mail. The class will also give students practice writing basic English sentences and paragraphs through letter writing, short stories and more. This course is for ESOL students who tested as high beginner to high intermediate on the CASAS test (200–220). Rolling […]
Jan
19
Reading and Writing Essentials for ESOL
Students will practice reading English used in life, work, school, and entertainment. This class will also give students practice writing English paragraphs and essays for formal correspondence and academic writing. This course is for ESOL students who tested as high advanced on the CASAS test (221 or higher). Both Reading and Writing Essentials and Reading […]
Jan
19
Beginner English Language Learning
This class is for ESOL students with little to no English language skills in speaking, reading or writing. This class provides pre-literacy and beginner literacy skills to aid students’ growth in confidence with English language skills. No classes 2/16, 2/18, 4/20 and 4/22. Instructor: Carol Durkin Tues/Thurs, 1/19 – 5/27, 1:00 – 2:00 PM Location: WRAE Learning Center/Online Fee: Free