Welcome!
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
Many new classes offered this semester.
Click on the catalog below to see the many offerings!
If you have any questions, please call us at
207-892-1819 or email at WRAE@rsu14.org
Courses
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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.
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.
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!
Click the search button below to explore the many wonderful opportunities we have to offer.
May
11
CPR
Please note – this CPR class has been revised due to COVID-19 precautions. Each person will be required to wear a mask. There will be disposable masks available if people don’t bring their own. Each person will have their own manikin and I build them with gloves on. There is shared equipment, and everyone is […]
May
11
Advance Planning for Peace of Mind
Preparing for funeral arrangements in advance, whether someone else’s or your own, can be a difficult task. There are many choices to be made, but making them sooner rather than later-while heads are clear and feelings are manageable- protects your family from decisions that can be clouded by strong emotions or financial stress. In this […]
May
11
First Aid
The First Aid class includes: medical emergencies, bleeding that you can see, bleeding you cannot see, treating for shock, and how and when to call emergency services. The course cost includes a blend of Powerpoint and DVD, instructor and practical components, and a certificate of completion. This class is taught to the standards established by […]
May
18
How to navigate Medicare.Gov and the Medicare Plan Finder Websites
Are you someone who is comfortable going online to shop, or bank, or do your own research when making a purchase? Did you know that indications are that many Americans will spend more time researching a product or service than they will understanding their HealthCare Insurance option? If you are new to Medicare or, if […]
May
19
Taking the Stink out of Trash (compost)
Taking the Stink out of Trash (compost): From your backyard to an industrial composting facility, we’ll go over all the ways available to make sure your food scraps are contributing to local soil production instead of sitting in a landfill! Join Lena Ives, ecomaine environmental educator in learning more about what’s in your trash can […]