These modules work with students to address barriers that prevent them from going back to school or changing careers. This is a great choice for students who are not sure they can commit to a full-semester course. Each module will meet once a week for four sessions and is independent of the other modules. This allows students to take one or more of the modules over the course of the semester. Each completed module earns a high school diploma student one quarter elective credit. Community members are also welcome.

Power Point: In this presentation software program you will learn to cut, copy and paste, along with learning about different fonts to create slide shows. You will learn to import from other files like Word, Excel, and the Internet and learn about compatibility with other MS Office Suite products.

Microsoft Publisher: The Publisher program is designed to aid you in designing your own calendars, cards, and invitations, to name only a few of the many ways to use this program.

Students need to bring a thumb drive to class. Limit 12 students.

ODYSSEYWARE science courses are designed for all levels and topics of interest in science. You will work independently toward your science credit with the help of a science instructor. Most labs and activities are done on-line, but lab materials are available for the hands-on experience if desired. You must finish an ODYSSEYWARE course within the academic year it is started and students may earn a maximum of four credits through ODYSSEYWARE. No student limit. No class Feb. 21, and Apr. 18.

ODYSSEYWARE offers you the opportunity to earn credits toward your high school diploma and enables you to work at your own pace with the assistance of our certified instructor. Topics include English, math, social studies and electives. In addition, you may use this web-based program to prepare for college level courses and the HiSETTM exam. You must finish an ODYSSEYWARE course within the academic year it is started and students may earn a maximum of four credits through ODYSSEYWARE. No student limit. No class during the weeks of Feb. 19 - 23, and Apr. 16 - 20.

The WorkReady Certificate is a state-certified skills-building program designed to shape foundational and essential skills for any career field. Maine employers, service-providers, and educators developed the curriculum based on the real skills employers said were foundational to a good employee. Some baseline skills covered are: teamwork, resumes & cover letters, mock interviews, workplace conflict resolution, determining priorities, and knowledge about general business practices. The WorkReady certificate course has been broken into four separate modules of five weeks each. Successful completion of each module will earn the learner a “ticket”. Once the learner has earned all four tickets, they will be issued their certificate. High School Diploma students who participate in all four modules will earn 1.25 elective credits.