Adult Education Fall 2014

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Kittery and Marshwood
Adult Education
Fall 2014
Kittery Adult Education
kittery.maineadulted.org
207-439-5896
Marshwood Adult Education
marshwood.maineadulted.org
207-384-5703
2 General Info
How to Use This Brochure
This brochure contains classes for both Kittery Adult Education and Marshwood Adult and Community
Education. Classes begin on page 6 with Kittery classes on even numbered pages (left) and Marshwood classes
on odd numbered pages (right).
Important Program/Registration Information:
On page 30, you will find program and registration information for both programs. Registraton forms for both
programs can be found on page 31. You may also register for classes online by visiting each programs’ website
- www.kittery.maineadulted.org or www.marshwood.maineadulted.org. As always, you can take classes at either
location with no added “out of town” fee. You will not be able to register for Kittery classes on Marshwood’s
website or vice versa.
Table of Contents
Program Staff
Page
College Prep............................................................3
Class Listings by Program................................. 4-5
Arts & Crafts..................................................... 6-10
Wellness & Movement................................... 11-13
Enrichment...................................................... 14-22
Technology & Workplace Skills.................... 23-25
School Board News........................................ 26-27
HiSET & High School Completion....................29
Kittery Registration Form...................................31
Marshwood Registration Form..........................31
2014 Maine
Adult Education
Teacher of the Year
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Rebecca
Waldron-Geranis
Lorraine Robida, Director
Marshwood & Kittery Adult Education
Marshwood Adult Education:
Joan Wade, Adult Ed. Team Coordinator
Rebecca Williams, Evening Office Staff
Suzan Darcy, Office Staff
Kittery Adult Education:
Cindy Furbish, Assistant Director
Jeremy Lindquist, Office Staff
Suzan Darcy, Office Staff
Special Events
pages 16 & 17
Boston Christmas Festival
Boston Flower Show
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Tour
Last Chance to combine
GED & HiSET scores ...
All incomplete GED scores
will expire on 12/31/14. Call
our offices by 11/1/14 to test
and combine your scores.
www.kittery.maineadulted.org
www.marshwood.maineadulted.org
207-439-5896
207-384-5703
COMPASS
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Your Local College Transition Program
Have you always wanted to go to college
but thought you couldn’t afford it?
Have you always doubted your ability to
make it to college?
Have you always been confused about the
process of getting there?
If you answered yes to any of the above, then Maine
College Transitions is the program for you!
Classes are free, the schedule is
flexible, and we work around you.
You can be enrolled in college in
less than one year!
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Call any of the following Adult Education offices to learn more
about the program.
• Kittery – 207-439-5896 • Marshwood – 207-384-5703
• Noble – 207-676-3223 • York – 207-363-7922
www.compass2college.net
207-439-5896
207-384-5703
4 Classes offered by Kittery Adult Ed.
MondayStartPage
HiSET prep9/828
Art History9/828
ESOL Tutor Training
9/22
28
Scents of Italy
9/29
10
Partnering Perennials
9/29
18
Advanced Beg. German
9/29
22
German Conversation
10/6
22
Small Business10/2024
Body Casting10/2010
Vegan Delight10/2020
The Courage to Care
10/27
12
Get Paid to Talk
10/27
14
About Book Publishing
10/27
18
Indian/Burmese Cuisine
10/27
20
Vietnamese Cuisine11/320
Watercolor11/108
Prince Whipple11/1018
Thanksgiving Cornucopia
11/24
6
Gift Books for Children
12/1
18
Watercolor12/88
Tuesday
Diploma English9/228
Italian Seminar9/1622
Intermediate Italian9/1622
Int. Calligraphy9/2310
Beginning Italian9/2322
Instant Piano9/3014
Intro. to Home Buying
9/30
18
Fort Foster Slideshow
10/6
16
Rose/Hydrangea 10/76
Ready, Set, Draw
10/7
8
How to Play Piano
10/7
14
Intermediate German
10/7
22
Beg. Spanish10/722
Int. Spanish 10/7
22
Ikebana10/146
The Meditation Line
10/14
6
Radio Theatre10/1414
Adobe Illustrator10/1424
Felted Bracelet10/216
Advanced Calligraphy
10/28
10
Canning Cranberry Jam
10/28
20
Intermediate Drawing
11/18
8
Salves & Balms
12/2
10
Internet Marketing12/924
Wednesday
Nordic Fitness Walking
10/1
12
Theatre 10110/1514
Internet Basics9/1023
Nook9/2423
iPad10/823
Hoopla10/2223
Pinterest11/523
LinkedIn11/1923
Resume Workshop12/323
ThursdayStartPage
Advanced Italian9/1822
Hand Made Paper
10/2
8
Novelty Chair10/210
Being with Death 10/2
12
Beginning Ear Theory
10/2
14
Backyard Chickens10/218
French Cuisine10/220
Maternal Nutrition10/912
Fowl Play10/918
Crochet10/1610
Living with Alzheimers
10/16
12
Sing Like a Natural
10/16
14
Tracks of Memory
10/16
14
MS Office
10/16
24
Story of Billy Laird
10/23
16
Pizza All Day10/2320
Your Sewing Machine
10/30
6
Acrylic Painting10/308
Cards/Cards/Cards10/308
Chair Seating11/610
Couponing Basics11/618
French Cuisine11/620
Boxwood Tree11/136
The Allagash11/1314
Boxwood Tree12/46
Drawing with Pastels
12/4
8
Friday
Shipyard Tour3/2016
Shipyard Tour10/1016
Indian/Burmese Food
11/7
20
Saturday
Nuno Felting10/46
Monoprinting10/48
Relief Printmaking10/48
The Practice of Joy
10/4
12
Intro. To Foraging10/418
Fort Foster Walk
10/11
16
3D Felted Vessel
11/1
6
Paper Marbling11/18
Book Arts11/18
Please note:
All Kittery Adult Education classes take place at Traip
Academy, 12 Williams Ave. Kittery, ME unless
otherwise noted.
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Classes offered by Marshwood Adult Ed. 5
Monday
Start
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Basic Tai Chi22-Sep11
Tai Chi II22-Sep11
Beginning Golf @ Links
29-Sep
11
Food Labels & Your Family 20-Oct
15
Ethel’s Tree of Life
20-Oct
21
Tuesday
Chemistry2-Sep28
Math Lab2-Sep28
Needlers-Daytime Knitting
23-Sep
7
Landscape Painting Oils
23-Sep
7
Pottery23-Sep7
Circuit Training23-Sep11
Latin Dance Exercise
23-Sep
11
Pressed Flowers30-Sep9
Hiking 10130-Sep11
Kripalu Yoga for Everyone
30-Sep
11
Living Opt. for Older Adults 25-Sep
21
Preserving the Harvest
7-Oct
15
Know the 10 Signs
7-Oct
21
7-Oct
21
Internet Marketing7-Oct23
Printing from Nature
14-Oct
9
Easy Intuitive Tarot Reading 14-Oct
19
Porchweave Footstool
28-Oct
9
Qigong28-Oct13
Landscape Painting Oils
4-Nov
7
The Basics: Memory Loss 4-Nov
21
Weaving Rag Rugs
18-Nov
9
Circuit Training18-Nov11
18-Nov
11
25-Nov
11
6-Jan
11
Circuit Training6-Jan11
Intro to Spiritual Energies
6-Jan
19
Meditation 10113-Jan19
13-Jan
21
Pottery20-Jan7
What are Angels?20-Jan19
27-Jan
11
Free Yourself/Forgiveness
27-Jan
19
Thursday
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Saturday
Adult Tennis Lessons20-Sep11
Neighborhood Wildlife Watch
25-Oct
21
Easy Mittens25-Oct7
Rug Braiding25-Oct7
Smoking Wild Game & Fish
25-Oct
15
Maine Driving Dynamics
25-Oct
21
Literacy Volunteer Tutor Training
25-Oct
21
Fingerless Mitts25-Oct7
8-Nov
17
Knit a Hat in a Day
15-Nov
7
Gingerbread House22-Nov9
Boston Flower Show
14-Mar
17
Daytime Classes @ Marshwood Adult Ed.
Monday
Food Labels and Your Family, page 15
Tuesdays
Needlers-Knitting, page 7
Pressed Flowers, page 9
Printing from Nature, page 9
Porchweave Footstool, page 9
Weaving Rag Rugs, page 9
10 Signs of Alzheimers, page 19
The Basics: Memory Loss, page 19
Thursdays
Computers for Beginners, page 23
Saturdays
Easy Mittens, page 7
Rug Braiding, page 7
Knit a Hat in a Day, page 7
Adult Tennis Lessons, page 11
Smoking Wild Game and Fish, page 15
Boston Christmas Festival, page 17
Boston Flower Show 2015, page 17
Maine Driving Dynamics, page 21
Tutor Training, page 21
Wednesday
English3-Sep28
Social Studies3-Sep28
HiSET Prep10-Sep28
Spanish for Everyone
24-Sep
15
Beginning Excel24-Sep23
Open Studio
1-Oct
9
Let Your Yoga Dance
1-Oct
13
Intro to Capoeira
1-Oct
13
Glass Fusing-Beginning
15-Oct
7
Home Staging15-Oct19
Intermediate Excel22-Oct23
Past Life Regression
22-Oct
19
Trash to Cash - eBay
22-Oct
19
Henna Tattoo29-Oct9
Glass Fusing-Intermediate 5-Nov
7
Successful Weight Loss
5-Nov
11
Word5-Nov23
Glass Fusing-Ornament
19-Nov
7
Shop Local/Eat Local
19-Nov
15
Start
Math
4-Sep
28
Exploring Gluten & Dairy Free
25-Sep
15
All Occasion Cards2-Oct9
What’s all the Buzz about Bees
2-Oct
15
The “ABC’s” of Chinese
2-Oct
15
Daytime Computers for Beginners
2-Oct
23
Juggling with Jeremy
9-Oct
15
Nutritional Detoxing for Busy People
16-Oct
13
Holiday Cards16-Oct9
Sleep, Dreams & Herbs
23-Oct
13
Sugar Blues6-Nov13
Banishing Stress, Tension & Anxiety
20-Nov
13
Beating the Winter Blues
22-Jan
13
9 Patch Lap Quilt
26-Feb
9
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Kittery
6 Arts & Crafts
Rose/Hydrangea Dried Wreath
Felicia Motherway
Use the basic concepts of floral design to create a gorgeous,
fragrant, 14 inch wreath of lemon base, hydrangea flowers,
cranberry roses, mint, lavender and poppy rods. Felicia is a
Certified Plant Science Teacher.
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 6:30-9 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $16, plus $20 material fee
Ikebana (Japanese Flower Arranging)
Merle Schlesinger
Create dramatic Japanese flower arrangements using flowers and
branches. Learn the principles and techniques you will need to
complete one arrangement a week. See if you can find calm and
orderliness as you begin to master this ancient craft. Material fee
covers the cost of a pin holder (flower frog) and a container. You
will be responsible for the modest amount of plant material needed
for your arrangements. Merle has exhibited her arrangements at
the Boston Flower Show, Tower Hill Botanical Gardens, and Art in
Bloom at the Museum of Fine Arts.
Tuesday, Oct. 14- Nov. 18, 7-9 p.m., 5 sessions
Fee: $50, plus $30 material fee & material list
Holiday Victorian Boxwood Tree
Felicia Motherway
Fashion an elegant, holiday decoration from fresh boxwood, velvet
ribbon, gold balls, berries and naturally dried gypsophila. This tree
makes a great gift that can be enjoyed for months. So popular we
are offering two class times! Each class size limited to 12.
Thursday, Nov. 13, 6:30-9 p.m., 1 session
OR
Thursday, Dec. 4, 6:30-9 p.m., 1 session
Thanksgiving Cornucopia
Felicia Motherway
Enjoy a relaxing night out learning to arrange fresh flowers in a Fall
cornucopia (horn of plenty). The cornucopia is filled with colorful
mums, golden aster, natural berries, fall grasses and
foliages. This fresh flower design is long-lasting and makes a
lovely centerpiece.
Monday, Nov. 24, 6:30-9p.m., 1 session
Get to Know Your Sewing Machine
Teresa Smith
Nuno Felting
Paula King-Baker
Nuno felting is a fabric art technique that bonds loose fibers onto
sheer fabrics using hot water, soap, and agitation; resulting in a
lightweight, “drapey” finished piece. In this class you will complete
one project using: silk fabric, the finest wool rovings, mohair curls,
art yarns, and silk fibers. Wear your gorgeous scarf home, or hang
it on your wall! Please, bring at least 4 big towels (they won’t be
harmed). Paula has taught art, craft & cooking classes for 20+
years. Recently she has been concentrating on Fiber Arts.
Saturday, Oct. 4, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $40, plus material fee payable to instructor
(There is a choice of completed item size:
SCARF SIZE Material Fee $17 or WRAP/STOLE SIZE Material
Fee $20)
3D Felting Vessel Class
Paula King Baker
We will work (play) with wools, embellishments, resists, soap and
water to create a vase, bowl, or luminary! Any level of felting
experience is welcome, including none. Please bring a couple of
towels to absorb water.
Saturday, Nov. 1, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., 1 session
Felted Bracelet with Cabochon
Diane Stradling
Using merino wool, learn to make a bracelet with a felted bezel
that surrounds a stone or glass cabochon. Then decorate your
bracelet with beads and/or stitching. No felting experience necessary.
Tuesday, Oct. 21 - 28, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 2 sessions
The Meditative Line
Ashley Baron
Using line, repetitive patterns and focused attention, Ashley Baron
will show you how to create complex images that are
unexpectedly artful and beautiful! The designs are predominately
black and white with a few color accents. This process is fun,
relaxing, and meditative. The results are sure to surprise and
delight you. No experience necessary.
Tuesday, Oct. 14 – Nov. 4, 6:30-8 p.m., 4 sessions
Fee: $35, plus materials
Learn how to use your own sewing machine – basic machine
information and sewing techniques. Please bring your own sewing
machine, manual, scissors, and the accessories for your machine.
Bring a sewing project to practice what you learned or learn to do
basic alterations. Class size is limited to 6 students per session.
New or returning students welcome. Teresa Smith has a degree
in Apparel Design and Business Management. She loves to sew
and makes custom window treatments and a variety of projects for
clients.
Thurs., Oct. 30, Nov. 6 & Nov. 20, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 3
sessions
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Marshwood
Needlers - Daytime
Cindy Sauve
Finally, a daytime knitting and crocheting class! Pick your own
project or let Cindy introduce you to something new. The choices
are endless and you can get started for less than $10. Bring
scissors and whatever yarn, fleece, crochet hooks and knitting
needles you have. There will be some materials to borrow, trade
or purchase from Cindy.
This class meets every other week for 4 sessions.
Tuesday, September 23, 9:00-11:30 a.m.,
$55
Glass Fusing @ Doodlebugz, Rollinsford, NH
Tammy Jones
Glass fusing is one of those techniques where you will be blown
away by the results. You will learn how to use the tools, get design
suggestions and enjoy plenty of hands-on time as you create one
of a kind glass items worthy of gift giving. Materials fees will range
between $10 - $20 depending on scope of project. Materials fee
paid directly to instructor at class and projects will be ready for pick
up the following week.
$5 per session, or sign up for all 3 for $10
If registering on website choose “3 Fusing Classes” to
receive discount.
Beginner - Wednesday, Oct. 15, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
and/or
Advanced - Wednesday, Nov. 5, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
and/or
Holiday Ornament - Wed., Nov, 19, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
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Landscape Painting in Oils - An Introduction
Dennis Poirier
As the title suggests, you will learn the principles and basics of
painting in oils with a focus on landscapes. Dennis will share tips
he has learned painting on location throughout New England. The
materials list will be sent upon registration, please include an
e-mail address on your registration form. All levels welcome.
Classes will meet on Tuesdays from 6-9 p.m. in 6 session blocks.
September 23 - October 28, 6-9 p.m., 6 sessions
November 4 - December 16, 6-9 p.m., 6 sessions
January 20 - March 3, 6-9 p.m., 6 sessions
March 17 - April 28, 6-9 p.m., 6 sessions
$95 each 6 week session
Fingerless Mittens on 4 Needles
Laurilee Hurley
Learn to knit in the round in this 2 session workshop.
Recommended for those who have had some experience with
knitting, but wish to increase their skill level, and gain experience
knitting with 4 needles. A free pattern will be provided and a list of
recommended materials to purchase will be emailed to participants
before the first session. A second meeting provides a chance to
work independently and then return with any questions, or issues,
for addtional help, or to complete mitten #2!
Saturday, Oct. 25 and Nov. 15, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
$20
Arts & Crafts 7
Pottery
Roger Galuska
Join this class if you like to have fun and get your hands dirty!
Create finished clay pieces by “throwing” pottery on the wheel and/
or experiment with basic hand building techniques. All levels
welcome. On average, students create 8-10 clay pieces per 8
week session. Material fees (minimum of $40) will depend on the
scope of your project(s). Material fee paid directly to Roger at first
class. Please bring an old towel to class. Class size limited to 8.
Below are dates for all of Roger’s classes for both Fall and
Winter/Spring semesters. All classes meet on Tuesday.
September 23 - November 25, 6-9 p.m.
January 20 - March 17, 6-9 p.m.
March 31 - May 26, 6-9 p.m.
$100 each 8 week session
Easy Mittens
Ellen Minnehan
This pattern uses double pointed needles for a seamless mitten.
Knowledge of casting on and the knit stitch is helpful. A material
list will be emailed upon registration - please include your email
address on the registration form.
Saturday, October 25, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., 1 session
$15
Knit a Hat in a Day
Ellen Minnehan
Create a knit hat on circular needles using an easy pattern.
Knowledge of casting on and the knit stitch is helpful. This class
is open to kids ages 8 and up who are accompanied by an adult.
Materials needed are: chunky or bulky yarn, 16” circular needles
#15, double pointed needles #15, stitch marker, tapestry needle
and 1 large button of your choice.
Saturday, Nov. 15, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m., 1 session
$15
Rug Braiding
Carolyn Brooks
Rug braiding is a craft nearly anyone can learn. A simple braid is
combined with a uncomplicated process to create a beautiful rug.
Each is one of a kind, often made with wool or recycled material,
will last for years. Beginners and those who need help finishing
a rug are welcome to join this relaxing workshop. During this one
day class, a 6 inch mat will be made by each participant. Material
fee of $8 is paid directly to the instructor. Those bringing their own
projects do not pay a material fee. Class size limited to 8.
Saturday, October 25, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
$35
Multiple dates for craft classes are provided
for planning purposes and are not based on
level of difficulty. All levels are welcome at
all classes.
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Kittery
8 Arts & Crafts
Acrylic Painting: The Human Face
Lillian Buckley
This art class is designed to show you how to draw and paint the
human face using acrylic paint. After briefly exploring contour
drawing and methods of painting with acrylics, we will spend the
remainder of the course painting faces.
Supplies needed: a beginner’s set of acrylic paints, drawing
pencils and brushes. Specific supplies will be discussed at the
first class. Lillian studied painting as an undergraduate at Bates
College.
Thurs., Oct. 30-Nov. 20, 6:30-8 p.m., , 4 sessions
Fee: $45
Watercolor:
Setting a Building Into the Landscape
Doris Rice
Learn to integrate a building into the surrounding landscape of
your painting. Doris Rice will in give a basic drawing/perspective
lesson so your building(s) will rest naturally in your painting with
your chosen landscape.
Monday, Nov. 10-24, 6:15-8:45 p.m., 3 sessions
Watercolor: Night Scenes
Doris Rice
Doris will show you how to use watercolor techniques that will
enhance dramatic lighting to create a powerful mood effectively in
your paintings.
Monday, Dec. 8-15, 6:15-8:45 p.m., 2 sessions
Classes offered by local artist, Gayle Fitzpatrick: Materials lists will be provided at registration.
Monoprinting Extravaganza Workshop
Learn the basics or explore new possibilities of monoprinting with
water-soluble inks in this interactive class. Paint, roll, or stencil
your way to multiple, magnificent prints. Gayle will demonstrate
basic monoprint techniques, while sharing “tips and tricks” for more
seasoned printers. Topics will include the addition of stencils,
addition and removal of found objects for texture, and surface
design (ex. embossing, Chine coile.) All class supplies including
innks and paper are provided.
Sat., Oct. 4, 9:00 a.m.-12 p.m., 1 session
Relief Printmaking
Create striking images through this simple but powerful printing
process. After designing and carving your own print on a linoleum
block, you will use your block to learn to ‘ink up’, relief print, single/
multiple block print, number (edition), and sign prints.
Sat., Oct. 4, 12:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m., 1 Session
Ready, Set, Draw!
Develop skills to draw what you see. Start with the basics:
contour, perspective, value shading, composition, and gesture.
Then move on to observational drawing using line, gesture, shape,
value and texture to record and interpret reality.
Tues., Oct. 7-Nov. 4, 6:30-8 p.m., 5 sessions
Paper Marbling
Create decorative papers through the centuries old method of
paper marbling. Your papers can be used in scrapbooks,
homemade books, cards, boxes, picture frames, etc.
Sat., Nov. 1, 9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 1 session
Book Arts
Learn the techniques, structures, tools, materials and processes to
make your own Japanese Stab bound book, simple pamphlet, and
soft cover book with signatures sewn on tapes.
Intermediate Drawing
Students will engage in sequential learning experiences that
encompass aesthetics and production and lead to the creation
of portfolio quality works. Further development of drawing skills
is the primary objective of this class and uses the human figure,
landscapes, still life and design work to help accomplish this goal.
Students will learn various techniques and approaches to drawing
through the use of chalk, colored pencils, conte crayon, pastels,
pen & ink charcoal and pencil. Students will critique their own and
others’ works.
Tuesday, Nov. 18-Dec.16, 6:30-8 p.m., 5 sessions
Drawing with Pastels
Focus on essential skills as you explore drawing landscapes,
portraits, still life and interiors with pastels: pastel application,
blending colors, color relationships, and describing form through
dark and light. Specific techniques include layering, blending,
hatching and stippling.
Thursday, Dec. 4-11, 6-8 p.m., 2 sessions
Handmade Paper with Seeds
Create handmade paper with seeds in it for invitations, business
cards, stationary. Working with dried plants and dried process
pulps, we’ll go through all of the steps to make beautiful little
sheets of paper (including dying pulp!). Embellishments, seeds,
and textures will be covered. Plan on getting wet while having fun!
Thursday, October 2-23, 6:30-8 p.m., 4 sessions
Cards, Cards, Cards
Explore new card-making methods each week as we craft unique
single and multiple-edition cards. Pop-up, linoleum print, and
collage card-making will be taught.
Thursday, Oct. 30-Nov. 20, 6:30-8 p.m., 4 sessions
Sat., Nov. 1, 12:30-3:30 p.m., 1 session
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Marshwood
Arts & Crafts 9
Daytime Craft Classes with Cindy Sauve
The following one session classes meet from
9 a.m. - 12 noon in the adult education area. Our
entrance is located behind Marshwood High School
where there is plenty of parking and easy access.
Class fees include all materials.
Pressed Flowers
It is amazing what you can do with pressed flowers and a little
creativity. Bring some Elmer’s glue to class and create your own
pressed flower design suitable for notecards or framing. A variety
of samples to choose from. Cindy will demonstrate how to press
your own flowers using a flower press. Flower presses will be
availabe for purchase for an additional $13.
Tuesday, September 30, $30
Printing from Nature
The art of making prints from nature is centuries old. We will
work with local leaves and flowers to learn a simple printing
technique. You can enhance your finished product with colored
cardstock for cards or perhaps you’d like to work with a size you
can frame.
Tuesday, October 14, $30
Porchweave Footstool
Don’t you just love those beautiful country rockers you often see
sitting on the front porch! Create a keepsake 9”x12” footstool
using traditional ladder-back or Shaker Tape. Bring some wood
glue to class (Elmer’s glue is fine), a small bucket and scissors.
Tuesday, October 28, $35
Weaving Rag Rugs
Twining is a form of weaving that has been around much longer
than we have and can be used to make a sturdy rag rug. It is
surprisingly easy to learn, requiring only homemade equipment
and scrap fabric to produce a sturdy rug.
Tuesday, November 18, $30
Gingerbread House Workshop
Alice Willette
Saturday, November 22, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Alice Willette is known for her fantastic gingerbread houses and
you may have seen the one raffled off last year at the
Marshwood High School Holiday Fair. Have fun creating a one
of a kind Gingerbread House that you will be pleased to display
throughout the holiday season. At the
same time, watch Alice create another
fabulous house that will be raffled off
again this year. All students will receive a
complimentary raffle ticket for this year’s
house. Class fee includes all materials
but feel free to bring any special treats you
would like to use.
$25
Join Linda Bassi, Independent Stampin’ Up!
Demonstrator for these two fun classes.
Hand-Stamped All Occasion Cards
Transform ordinary card stock into beautiful, hand-made cards
perfect for all occasions. You will be supplied with everything
needed to create 8 cards (4 each of 2 designs) using Stampin’ Up!
stamp sets, paper punches, dyes and embellishments. This class
is perfect for beginners as well as experienced stampers.
Class size limited to the first 8 paid registrations.
Thursday, October 2, 6-7:30 p.m., 1 session
$25
Hand-Stamped Holiday Cards
Surprise your friends and family with one of a kind, hand-made
holiday cards using Stampin’ Up! stamp sets, card stock, paper
punches, dyes and embellishments. You will be supplied with
everything you need to create 8 holiday crds (4 each of 2 designs).
Everyone welcome!
Class size limited to the first 8 paid registrations.
Thursday, October 16, 6-7:30 p.m., 1 session
$25
9 Patch Lap Quilt
Cathy Locke
The 9 patch block quilt is a favorite pattern for both beginners and
experienced quilters. Spend the first class laying out your design
and cutting squares. Fabric for the quilt can be purchased or you
can recycle sports t-shirts, flannel shirts, table cloths or
favorite fabrics. A material list will be provided at registration so
please include your email address on registration form. Sewing
machines will be available or you can bring your own. This class
will meet at Marshwood Middle School on Route 236 in Eliot.
Thursday, February 26, 6-8pm, 4 sessions
$50
Henna Tattoo
Jane Lissner
The art of Henna has been practiced for thousands of years and in
recent years there has been a surge of interest in Western
countries. It is now widely accepted as an art of self expression
and individuality. Jane will show you how to mix the henna and
apply it to create unique, one of a kind designs. Class fee includes
all materials and you will take home a bottle of henna (with 3
applicator tips), and a rolled hand cone to continue practicing.
Class size limited to 10.
Wednesday, Oct, 29, 6-9 p.m., 1 session
$30
Open Studio with Rhonda Mann
Do you find yourself wishing you had time to do something creative but need help setting aside the time and space? This is the class for
you. You may ask to learn a specific technique, work on an all-ready-in-progress art/craft, and/or ask for input, advice, critiques from the
instructor. Students have said that the class is just the right mix of guidance and freedom. Class meets in Rhonda’s classroom at the
Great Works School on Academy Street.
Wednesday, October 1, 6-8 p.m., 6 sessions (no class 10/29)
$40
207-384-5703
Kittery
10 Arts & Crafts
Body Casting: The Hand and Face
Brian Randall
This class will give participants the skills
necessary to cast the human figure using
Alja-Safe Alginate. Students interest in
casting their face must be comfortable
breathing through their nose for 20-30
minutes (this can be a claustrophobic
experience). Body casting with alginate
is a safe and accurate way to reproduce
the human figure. Brian is a graduate of
the Maine College of Art, and Lesley University College of Art and
Design.
Monday, Oct. 20, 6-9 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $12, plus $42 material fee (minimum of 6
registrants)
Scents of Italy
Heather Borkowski
Have you ever wandered (or longed to wander) the narrow winding
streets through Italy’s hilltop villages? Feet stepping on ancient
stone piazzas, warm summer winds surrounding you with the
scent of cypress, a hint of lavender... In this 2 class series, we will
learn about and experience essential oils and herbal teas inspired
by Italy. In the first class we will explore essential oils; students
will get to make a spritzer of their favorite to take home. The second class will focus on herbal teas; students will get to make and
take a tea blend home with them. Heather studies herbalism, has
a Permaculture Design Certificate, and a degree in Geology.
Monday, Sept. 22-29, 6:30-7:30 p.m., 2 sessions
Salves & Balms
Trish Taylor
In this hands-on class, discover the basic ingredients used to
create Hand Salves and Lip Balms. Learn the entire creation
process including measuring, making, preparing containers,
pouring, and labeling. 100% natural ingredients are incredibly
nourishing and regenerating to the skin. Recipes and sources will
be offered. Trish lives on a small farm with her family and created
Mama T’s Salves & Balms.
Tuesday, Dec. 2, 6- 8:30 p.m., 1 session
Intermediate Calligraphy
Dianne Couture
Calligraphy is a decorative style of handwriting. You see it on
invitations, diplomas, greeting cards and poems. This class is
for students who already know how to hold the pen, as well as
technique (angle, slant & practice strokes). You will continue
learning fonts and practice upper and lowercase letters, numbers
and symbols. Materials list supplied at registration.
Tues., Sept. 23-Oct. 21, 5:30-7:30p.m., 5 sessions
Fee: $60, plus materials.
Advanced Calligraphy
Dianne Couture
This class is for students who already know how to hold the pen,
know technique (angle, slant & practice strokes) and have already
practiced several fonts. You will continue learning layout and
design applications; to flourish letters, numbers and symbols;
and to take your skills to the next level. Materials list supplied at
registration.
Tues., Oct. 28-Dec. 9, 5:30-7:30 p.m., 5 sessions
Novelty Chair
Carolyn Brooks
Create a fashionable, novelty chair with belts or tie seats. Let your
imagination run wild. Bring a ladderback style chair with 4 dowels
around the perimeter of seat area and 20 belts or neckties in
colors & patterns of your choice. The instructor will have some for
sale at $1 each as well.
Thursday, Oct. 2, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $18
Chair Seating
Carolyn Brooks
Refurbish that old chair! Bring your own chair and learn to re-seat
it using cane, rush, splint or reed. In addition to the chair bring a
pail, scissors, and hammer to class. The instructor will supply the
rest of the materials.
Thursday, Nov. 6-20, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 3 sessions
Crochet Club: Let’s Start with a Hat
Cindy Kenne
This class is designed for people who have basic crochet skills. With Cindy Keene’s expert and enthusiastic guidance, you will
review the basic stitches, the “Magic Circle”, crocheting in the round, changing colors seamlessly, and how to put the finishing touches on
your perfectly wearable hat. Start with a basic hat pattern (Newborn to Adult sizes) and then have fun choosing from the many variations
that can be added! Popular choices include the Minion (with or without ear flaps and braids) or an owl. The Material list is minimal and
inexpensive.
Thurs., Oct. 16 - Dec. 11, 6-7:30 p.m., 8 sessions
If you are interesed in a “Crochet Club” please call the office at 439-5896.
207-439-5896
Marshwood
Classes offered by Tia Pike
Circuit Training 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Circuit training is an intensive form of fitness training in which a
group of exercises are completed one after the other. You will
move through 8 to 10 stations using Kettle bells, BOSU Balance
Training and Resistance Bands. Please wear comfortable
clothing, bring a mat or a towel, and water. Must have 6 students
to run class.
$50 per 6 session block
Latin Dance Exercise 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Join Tia for the most fun you can have exercising. Participants
have raved about this class with its Latin-based routine. No matter
what your fitness level you can enjoy this class and get a great
cardio workout. (Think Zumba!) Please wear comfortable clothing
and bring a water bottle.
$50 per 6 session block
Tia’s classes meet in the cafeteria at Marshwood Great Works
School on Academy Street.
The following dates are for both classes:
Session 1 - September 23 - October 28
Session 2 - November 18 - December 23
Session 3 - January 6 - February 10
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Beginning Golf at Links at Outlook
Shawn Welock
Get out in the sun and have some fun at the Links at Outlook.
Take in the breathtaking views of the changing seasons as you
learn the techniques of a sport that you can play for years to come.
Clubs may be borrowed from the instructor. This course meets at
the Links at Outlook.
Monday, September 29, 5-6 p.m., 4 sessions
$95
Adult Tennis Lessons
John Rafferty
Basic fundamentals of the game such as stroke, strategy, match
play and fitness are taught. Open to all levels of play with an
emphasis placed on fun! Class meets at the courts at Marshwood
High School, South Berwick.
Saturday, September 20, 8-9 a.m., 5 sessions
$55
Multiple dates for fitness classes are provided for
planning purposes and are not based on level of
difficulty. All levels are welcome at all classes.
Wellness & Movement 11
Basic Tai Chi for Health
Dianne Mros
Practice slow movements to help relieve tension, improve
balance, and promote overall fitness. Develop breathing
techniques to promote calmness and beneficial energy levels.
No class on 10/27 or 11/10.
$50
Tai Chi II
Dianne Mros
Explore alternate forms of Tai Chi that promote relaxation,
harmony and health. This class is for anyone that has previously
participated in one of Dianne’s Basic Tai Chi classes.
No class on 10/27 or 11/10.
$50
Hiking 101
John Rafferty
Want to start hiking but not sure where to begin? Wondering about
proper footwear, clothing and equipment? Join John as he covers
the basics of day hiking, from proper footwear, how much water &
food to bring and dealing with changes in the weather. The first
class will cover all of the above and then 3 subsequent classes will
meet on Saturdays to do short local hikes.
Tuesday, September 30, 6-8 p.m., 4 session
$50
Carin Sarzynski
Take time to listen to your own inner wisdom in this gently guided
yoga class. Weekly classes will include centering as you connect
to your breath, building awareness of your body’s uniqueness
through yoga poses, and deep relaxation as you calm and quiet
your mind. Please bring a yoga mat, a blanket for relaxation and
any props (blocks, strap, etc) that you wish to use in your
practice. Beginners and those who have experience are
welcomed.
Class meets on Tues., 6-7:15 p.m., 6 sessions
$55
Session 1 - September 30 - November 4
Session 2 - November 25 - January 13
Session 3 - January 27 - March 10
Session 4 - March 25 - May 5
Successful Weight Loss with Hypnosis
Anita Findlen, CCH
Are you tired of carrying unwanted, unhealthy weight? Is the
weight serving a purpose - or, does it keep you in a rut, and
prevent you from feeling good about yourself, or trying new things?
What is your connection to food? Let hypnosis help you get rid
of those old habits, those negative connections, and build new
connections that will lead to a thinner, healthier you. Bring your
favorite folding chair so that you can be comfortable.
Wednesday, November 5, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
$40
207-384-5703
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Nordic Fitness Walking
Lauren DeLong, Certified Walking Instructor
Nordic Fitness Walking is a class for active walkers without
limitations. Using poles, designed and manufactured by Lauren,
participants will burn up to 40% more calories, increase upper
body strength, improve balance and reduce stress on the hips,
knees and spine. Classes will meet outside the gate at Fort
Foster in Kittery, ME.
Wednesday, Oct. 1-22, 8:30-9:30 a.m., 4 sessions
Fee: $40, includes use of poles
Maternal Nutrition & Baby’s First Foods
Shelby Guptill
This two-session workshop will focus on real foods that benefit the
health of both mother and child (preferably local, without additives
or preservatives). The first session will be a discussion about
maternal health, while the hands-on, second session will teach
participants how to make baby’s first foods from scratch. Shelby is
studying nutrition at the University of New Hampshire and is a
certified lactation counselor.
Thursday, Oct. 9-16, 6:30-8 p.m., 2 sessions
Being with Death and Dying
Whitney Blethen
This 7 week series offers an opportunity to have an open dialog
about death and dying, while preparing you to support hospice
patients and their families at the end of life. Learn more about
hospice and how to offer comfort and care to the mind, body,
and spirit. Upon the course’s completion, interested participants
may inquire about volunteer opportunities with Beacon Hospice.
The Practice of Joy
Liz Korabek Emerson
This one-day workshop is an introduction to cultivating gratitude,
loving kindness and self acceptance, even in the grocery store!
According to Buddha “we are what we think. With our thoughts
we make the world” and now new research in neuroplasticity
confirms we can change our brains by what we think. All it takes
is practice. You will learn a simple mindfulness practice you can
do anywhere to slow down your busy thoughts, and turn your
attention to finding the joy of any situation with gratitude.
Saturday, Oct. 4, 10:00 a.m. – 1 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $19
The Courage to Care:
Resiliency Toolbox for Family Caregivers
Liz Korabek Emerson
We all know that we have to take care of ourselves as we provide
care for others. But how can we do that when there is so much
to be done? And what do we do with the emotional challenges
of overwhelm, worry and sadness that just come with the job and
deplete our energy and enthusiasm? We can learn to be resilient
by renewing and nourishing ourselves with the simple and easy
tools of mindfulness and compassionate self-care taught in this
workshop. With resiliency we can meet our emotional challenges,
have the stamina to provide the day to day care, and enjoy the
time we have with the family member we have in our care. Liz is
a mindfulness instructor, transformational workshop leader and
theatre artist. She is a member of the Brunswick Shambahala
Meditation Center.
Monday, Oct. 27–Nov. 10, 6:30-8 p.m., 3 sessions
Fee: $29
Thursday, Oct. 2- Nov 13, 5-7:30 p.m., 7 sessions
Fee: Free
Living with Alzheimer’s/Dementia and
Caring for the Caretaker
Anne Romney
This interactive workshop is designed for individuals who are
caring for a person with Alzheimer’s/Dementia. Learn about the
disease, the emotional challenges, care concerns, and
options. Specifically we will look at: diagnosis & Disease
Progression, Caretaker Options, Home Safety, Legal/Financial
areas. Participants may share some of their unique challenges
to gain greater understanding of this bewildering disease and to
leave with information, resources and an “action plan”.
Anne Romney has an M.Ed. in Counseling, a Certificate in
Gerontology and is a trained educator/support group facilitator for
the Alzheimer’s Association.
Thursday, Oct. 16, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $10
Kittery Adult Education has moved to a new
office space, still within Traip Academy. We are
now located just outside the Library - up the
stairs (or elevator), door on the left. Stop by and
visit our new space!
207-439-5896
Marshwood Kittery
The following courses are being offered by
Paula Foster - LYYDT, CHHC. Paula is a
certified Let Your Yoga Dance Instructor and
Holistic Health Coach. Learn more about Paula by
visiting: www.beautifullyempowered.com
Let Your Yoga Dance
This class encourages dance and movement in a creative space
that promotes joy, fun, and healing. No experience necessary.
Yoga Dance is a simple and fun way to get moving, combining
basic yoga postures and simple dance moves with music from
around the globe. The Yoga Dance experience is a fun and safe
way to dance your way to health and joy! Please bring a yoga
mat/beach towel/blanket and water bottle to class. Dress in
comfortable clothing.
Wednesday, October 1, 6:30-7:30 p.m., 6 sessions
$50
Nutritional Detoxing/Cleansing
for Busy People
Thinking about trying a nutritional cleanse/detox program?
Looking for alternatives to a 7-10 day program? As a health
coach, Paula knows how busy people are while trying to
incorporate nutritional changes into their life! Cleansing and
detoxing can be a powerful gift for your body - it will improve
energy, digestion, focus and overall wellness. It’s also a great way
to jump start weight loss efforts. If you have been considering a
nutritional cleanse/detox to see how it can benefit your body and
lifestyle, sign up for this workshop today!
Thursday, October 16, 6:30-8 p.m., 1 session
$20
Do You Have The Sugar Blues?
The effects of sugar on our bodies are well documented: cravings,
low energy, moodiness, and health issues are just a few. But
sugar is everywhere and addressing this habit can feel
overwhelming. Join Paula to learn more about sugar, how to
address cravings, and how to become a healthier you in this
informative session.
Thursday, November 6, 6:30-8p.m., 1 session
$20
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Qigong: Re-energize & Calm
Paula Clark
Qigong is an ancient system of movement for relaxing, healing
and recharging. It is still practiced worldwide because it is an
effective, simple way to relieve stress-related problems. Start
on your qigong journey by learning and then practicing a few
simple movements. Sensei Paula Clark has been teaching tai
chi/quigong in the seacoast area for 15 years and is director of
Seacoast Martial Arts tai chi program.
Wellness & Movement 13
An Introduction to Capoeira
Mestre Beck
Join Mestre Beck for this one night demonstration of Capoeira.
Sometimes referred to as a martial art, sometimes a dance, and
sometimes even a game, capoeira is a unique phenomenon.
Capoeira is instantly recognised by its musicality and the
movements of the performers, as they seem to move together
and then suddenly “attack” each other, still keeping in time with
the rhythm. Capoeira, a cultural icon of Brazil, is widely practiced
around the world. Performed in different contexts, capoeira is a
diverse martial art and is also popular for those interested in a fun
exercise that teaches basic martial arts and acrobatics. Mestre
Beck, otherwise known as Samuel Cordeiro, has been teaching
capoeira for 30 years and has been in Maine since 1994. Where
comfortable clothing and sneakers and be ready to participate!
Wednesday, October 1, 6-7 p.m., 1 session
$5
Classes offered by Amanda Stanley, CHP, CRMT.
Amanda is a Health and Wellness Practitioner at
Lion’s tooth Wellness in Dover, NH. All classes
include supplies, handouts, recipes and samples
to bring home and enjoy.
Sleep, Dreams & Herbs
Whether it’s a deep restful slumber or heightened, vivid dreams
you’re looking for, there are a myriad of herbs waiting to help you!
Learn about teas, essential oils, breathwork, sleep and dreaming.
Each participant will create his or her own take home project: a
tea blend or dream pillow.
Thursday, October 23, 6-8:30 p.m., 1 Session
$45
Banishing Stress, Tension and Anxiety
Let Amanda show you how to banish everyday feelings of stress,
tension and anxiety through the use of herbs, essential oils,
essences, breath work and meditation. Each participant will create
a stress-busting tea or aromatherapy blend to take home.
Thursday, November 20, 6-8:30 p.m., 1 Session
$45
Beating the Winter Blues
Remember how long last winter was? Learn new ways to support
your health and well being this winter. Join Amanda as she
explains how nourishing foods, herbs, and aromatherapy can
benefit you and your loved ones. All participants will create a
hand-room sanitizer or herbal tea blend to take home.
Thursday, January 22, 6-8:30 p.m., 1 Session
$45
Tuesday, October 28, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
$20
207-384-5703
Kittery
14 Enrichment
Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People
Valerie Lyons
While regular piano teachers teach note reading, piano
professionals use chords. Use this trade secret to learn all the
chords you need to play any song on the piano in just a few hours.
Valerie Lyons is certified to teach the New American School of
Music’s Instant Piano Workshop.
Tuesday, Sept. 30, 6-9 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $65, includes cost of workbook/CD
How to Play Piano by Ear
Valerie Lyons
This follow-up to the “Instant Piano” class shares one of music’s
best secrets - how to play songs without sheet music. The class
offers a presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord
progressions, learning from recordings and transposing.
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 6-9 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $65, includes cost of workbook/CD
Beginning Theory and Ear Training
Alexandra Krauth
Singers and musicians with a devotion to honing their
musical understanding and with little or no prior knowledge of
theory are encouraged to take this course. The ability to read and
write musical notation is a plus. Topics include an overview of the
piano keyboard, scales, key signatures, and an introduction to
intervals and chords.
Thursday, Oct. 2- Nov. 20, 6-8 p.m., 8 sessions
Fee: $95
Sing Like a Natural:
Vocal basics for choral singers
Marya Danihel
Improve your singing while having fun! Through free-form
movement, posture exercises, and group vocal games and
singing, you will experience how connecting with rhythm and
meaning naturally eases vocal production and improves breath
control. Basic concepts of voice production and care of the voice
will also be covered. Singers at all levels are welcome, and no solo
singing or music reading is required. Bring a bath towel and a fat
cushion. Wear comfortable clothing. Marya, is an active
professional performer who has sung with organizations in New
England, including the Tanglewood Festival Chorus and the
American Repertory Theatre.
Thursday, Oct. 16 & 23, 6:30-8 p.m., 2 sessions
Fee: $65
Get Paid to Talk:
Making Money With Your Voice
Ever been told you have a great voice? From audio books and
cartoons to documentaries, commercials, and more, this class
will introduce you to the growing field of voice over. Learn what
pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area!
This class is lots of fun, realistic, and a great first step for anyone
interested in the voice over field.
Monday, Oct. 27, 6:30-9 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $25
Radio Theatre
Jean Proux
Be a part of the revival that is Radio Theater! Using real radio
drama scripts, participants will learn all the skills required to record
and perform a LIVE radio show (with audience) for WSCA 106.1
FM. Portsmouth Community Radio DJ, Jean Proux, will teach
voice and sound effects; microphone technique; acting for radio
(ex. emotion, diction, accents, attitude); casting; and
understanding radio direction. Special guest speaker and host of
WSCA’s Audio Theater, John Lovering, will join the class
occasionally to share his knowledge, talents and studio space.
Classes will be held at the Portsmouth Community Radio station
on Islington Street in Portsmouth, NH. Limit 6 students.
Tues., Oct. 14-Nov. 18, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 6 sessions
Fee: $155
Theatre 101
Jean Proux
This course provides a relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere
designed to bring actors (and those wanting to learn to act)
together in a spirit of collaboration! Together, students and
instructors will make the magic that is called “theatre”. Students
will decide whether they will write an original play, use a published
script, or develop a stage presentation through the process of
Creative Dramatics. Actors will create their own props and
costumes (if necessary). Jean Proulx holds a BA in Theatre Arts
& Speech from Keene State College, (NH). She has taught drama
and directed stage plays for over 30 years.
Wed., Oct. 15-Nov. 19, 5:30-7 p.m., 6 sessions
Fee: $120
Tracks of Memory: The legacy of Trains &
Trolleys on the Local Landscape
Deane Rykerson & Ralph Littlefield
One hundred years ago, the landscape of the Seacoast looked
much different without paved roads, highways and parking lots.
‘Tracks of Memory’ looks at old photographs and maps of trains
and trolleys in familiar places and also their disappearing
remnants in the present landscape. New photos recently added to
the presentation. Deane and Ralph look forward to sharing their
knowledge and passion of the local landscape.
Fee: $10
The Allagash – Maine’s Wild & Scenic River
Tim Caverly
The Allagash River flows like a vein through Maine’s northern
forest. Learn about the mystery, intrigue and history that surrounds
Maine’s only national wild and scenic river in this class for all ages.
Tim has more than 32 years’ experience working for the Park
Service, Department of Conservation. He has written five books;
one of which, An Allagash Haunting, has been made into a stage
play and adapted in a “over the air” radio broadcast. Through his
“New England Reads” program, Tim encourages others to read
and explore our spectacular natural world.
Thursday, Nov. 13, 6:30-7:30 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $12, under 18 free (must be accompanied by
an adult). All ages welcome.
207-439-5896
Marshwood
Smoking Wild Game and Fish
David Leitz
Discover the many techniques, seasonings and recipes used in
preparing wild game and fish for smoking. David will demonstrate
cleaning and preparation methods as well as discuss brine
solutions, wood chip selection and much more. At the same time,
David will have his smoker set up outside for a tasting session
at the end of class. Material fee of $5 will be paid directly to
David.
Saturday, Oct. 25, 9:30 a.m. - 12 noon, 1 session
$10
Food Labels and Your Family
Christina Bruyere
Are you looking for wholesome, affordable meals for your
family without all the added junk? This class explores common
food ingredients, a brief lesson on how to expertly read labels, and
which ingredients you may want to consider avoiding! Caution!
What we will uncover may shock you! Parents and caregivers are
encouraged to bring their child/children along for this child-friendly
adventure - no sitters needed!
Monday, October 20, 9:30-10:30 a.m.
$15
Preserving the Harvest - Apple Chutney
Kevin Dawson, Univ. of Maine Coop. Extension
Under Kevin’s direction you will learn the basics of canning and
freezing chutney, including how to use pressure and water bath
canners to preserve fruits and vegetables. Learn from the expert.
Please bring a potholder and your own pressure canner dial gauge
to class (for a free accuracy test). A material fee of $15 will be
collected at the class to cover the cost of ingredients and canning
supplies. Everyone will leave with a jar of apple chutney to take
home.
Tuesday, October 7, 6-8:30 p.m., 1 session
$5
Exploring Gluten-Free & Dairy-Free Options
Paula Foster
Two of the most common foods people are choosing to eliminate
from their diets are gluten and dairy. If you are thinking about
joining this growing group, this session will examine the new
nutritional craze, the benefits, and the process of effectively
eliminating gluten and dairy from your diet. See bio information
on page 13.
Thursday, September 25, 6:30-8p.m. 1 session
$20
Shop Local/Eat Local
Celeste Gingras
Join Celeste of Seacoast Eat Local as she shares how to this
source locally grown and produced food, the knowledge where to
shop for these foods and how to stretch your food dollars Together
we will discover a variety of delicious recipes using these
ingredients and learn what the economic and health benefits are of
eating locally.
Enrichment 15
Juggling with Jeremy
Jeremy Walker
Think you know what juggling is? Think again. Come learn
about the many facets of juggling: the philosophy, history and
mathematical formulas. Appropriate for all ages. Children under
18 must be accompanied by an adult. Jeremy has been juggling
for over ten years and was the President of the University of West
Florida Juggling Club. Please bring 3-6 used tennis balls to the
first class. The first class will be 1.5 hours long, subsequent
classes will meet for 1 hour each week.
Thursday, October 9, 7-8 p.m., 3 sessions
$30
What’s All The Buzz About Bees?
George H. Muller
Discover the sweet rewards of beekeeping.
Topics will include the benefits of beekeeping, the
life cycle of a bee, and the equipment needed to
manage a hive. You will learn where to buy bees,
some of the Maine State Regulations, the initial start up costs,
and the benefits of joining the Maine State Beekeepers
Association and York County Chapter.
Thursday, October 2, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 1 session
$5
Spanish for Everyone
Michael Lentine
Spoken natively by over 400 million people, Spanish opens the
door to new friends, new destinations and new experiences in
over twenty countries. This course will guide you through the
basics of Spanish in a fun and student-centered atmosphere
where we will study essential vocabulary and conversation skills
needed to travel the Hispanosphere stress free. An EnglishSpanish/Spanish-English dictionary is recommended. Michael
has a BA in Spanish and an MA in Foreign Language. He is
fluent in Spanish and proficient in Mandarin, Brazillian
Portuguese, Russian and American Sign Language.
Wednesday, Sept. 24, 6-8:30 p.m., 6 sessions
$60
The “ABC’s” of Chinese
Michael Lentine
Many people see Mandarin as an impenetrable, incomprehensible
mass of strokes and lines, tones and characters. Michael will put
your mind at ease by breaking this megalithic language down into
discrete, digestible portions of manageable size. We will study
basic vocabulary and expressions in a relaxed and
enjoyable environment. No prior study of Mandarin required. See
Michael’s bio above.
Thursday, October 2, 6-8:30 p.m., 6 sessions
$60
Wednesday, November 19, 6:30-8 p.m., 1 session
$15
207-384-5703
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Kittery Adult Education Special Events
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard from Sails to Atoms
Joseph J. Gluckert
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard has a venerable heritage and rich tradition. Learn about its role
and achievements in times of war and peace from a military historian’s perspective. Meet at
the Traip Academy parking lot by 9:15 a.m. where you will board a bus that will bring you to
the Shipyard. After the presentation you will have lunch at the Tavern on the Shipyard (please
bring money for lunch), a tour of the Shipyard Museum and a driving tour around the perimeter of the base, including an up-close view of the prison’s exterior. Please bring photo I.D.
Limited to 28 registrants. Joseph was selected as the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard History and
Museum Director in 2014. Mr. Gluckert has served in both the US Army’s and Air Force’s Field History programs documenting US
military operations both on the home front and overseas.
Friday, Oct. 10, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., 1 session OR Friday, March 20, 9:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $10 per session
The Allagash
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NEW - Ikebana
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Painting the Human Face
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Crochet Hats
page 10
Foul Play
page 18
Fort Foster: Slideshow
Mark Leavitt’s slide show presentation will point out historical features
at Fort Foster and take you back in time with the numerous old
photographs and documents that he has compiled through the years!
Mark’s extensive research and knowledge of the park’s history is sure to
enrich your appreciation of Ft. Foster!
Tues., Oct. 6, 6-8 p.m.
Fee: $12
Fort Foster: Historical Walk
Historically, Fort Foster represents three different stages of American
fort construction. Besides the bunkers, the park was also home to a
summer hotel and cottage community. We will introduce you to often
overlooked and misunderstood artifacts within the fort as well as
provide some stories Meet at the gate of Fort Foster in Kittery, ME.
Sat., Oct. 11, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Fee: $15
Rain date, Oct 12
**Sign up for both and Save!! Cost for slideshow & walk: $24
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Stories of Berwick’s Civil War Soldier, Billy Laird
and of Bates College’s Founder, Oren Cheney
Jean Flahive
Author Jean Flahive will discuss her two historical fictions, which
highlight unique stories in Maine’s Civil War History. In Billy Boy, The
Sunday Soldier for the 17th Maine, the author will share the factual
accounts of mentally-challenged Billy Laird of
Berwick. Set in post-Civil War Maine, Railroad
to the Moon, Elijah’s Story, weaves a tale of Oren
Cheney, founder of Bates College, who helps
runaway slave Elijah fulfill his dream. Jean
is former dean of students at Central Maine
Community College and is an award winning
author of numerous books.
Thursday, Sept. 25, 6:30-8 p.m.,
1 session
Fee: $10
Marshwood Adult Education Special Events
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Saturday, November 8, 8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
$40 per person
Offering everything a holiday shopper could desire under one magnificent roof. The annual Christmas Festival, features the
distinctive works of over 300 master American craftsmen. Bargain hunters, as well as those with extravagant tastes, will find an en
less array of gorgeous home accessories, designer fashions, artisan jewelry, handcrafted holiday décor, tempting gourmet speciality
foods and one-of-a-kind handcrafted gifts unavailable elsewhere.
Get inspired by the popular Gingerbread Competition and then join our class on November 22!
Depart Marshwood High School at 8:30 a.m. - arrive for show opening at 10:00 a.m. Spend 3 hours at the show and then reboard
the bus for a short trip to Quincy Market. Shop, eat or sightsee on your own and then reboard the bus at 5 p.m. for the trip back to
South Berwick. There will be plenty of space to safely store your show purchases.
As always, we will travel via Custom Coach.
Boston Flower Show
$40 pp includes bus and show ticket.
Easy Mittens
page 7
Season of Enchantment
Saturday, March 14, 2015
$45 per person
NEW-Henna Tattoo
page 9
Neighborhood Wildlife
Watch - page 21
Juggling - page 15
Pottery - page 7
Info Nights
page 21
“World in Your Library: A Foreign Policy Speaker Series,”
sponsored by the Maine Humanities Council
Presented by and held at William Fogg Library, State Road, Eliot, ME
Laura Henry: Foreign Policy in Russia; Wednesday, September 24, 2014 at 6:00 pm
Bradley Babson: Foreign Policy in Korea; Wednesday, October 29, 2014 at 4:00 pm
Seth Singleton: Foreign Policy in the Middle East, Wednesday, November 19, 4:00 pm
Contact William Fogg Library @ 439-9437 to register!
207-384-5703
Kittery
18 Enrichment
Partnering Perennials
Marilyn Ecker
Join Marilyn in a conversation on perennial gardening to discuss
planting locations, problem areas, disease, splitting plants,
pruning plants and more. Marilyn lives in Kittery, is an experienced
gardener and has a masters degree in zoology (marine studies)
from UNH.
Monday, Sept. 29, 6:30-8:30 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $5
Backyard Chickens
Marilyn & Rick Stanley
Backyard chicken flocks are gaining popularity and it’s easy to see
why. Besides providing fresh eggs for your family and
fertilizer for your garden, chickens are also a lot of fun. This class
will cover all the basics of caring for your flock, including feed,
housing, breed selection, brooding chicks, health care and
predator protection. Rick & Marilyn run Chick Farm in Wells,
where they raise certified organic chicken, eggs, vegetables, and
berries.
Fee: $15
Fowl Play - Ducks, Geese and Swans
Dave Tucker
Learn about the various species of ducks, geese and swans that
can be seen in the seacoast region. We’ll talk about feeding habits,
migration strategies, and identifying field marks to help familiarize
you with these water birds. Dave is past president of the Seacoast
Chapter of the N.H. Audubon Society. Please bring a field guide
and binoculars on the field trip.
Thursday, Oct. 9 & 16, 6:30-8 p.m., 2 sessions
**Meets at Traip Academy
Saturday, TBD. 1 sessions **time and place to be
determined in class for the walk/fieldtrip
Fee: $25
Introduction to Foraging
Jenna Darcy
Jenna will offer an introduction to foraging for the useful plants of
this region. This will include a brief discussion on general foraging
basics, followed by a walk where you will learn about plants with
culinary, medicinal, and utilitarian value. Class will meet at Traip
Academy for the talk then proceed to a TBD site for the walk. You
must provide your own transportation and please wear appropriate
shoes for the walk.
Saturday, October 4, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $25
Couponing Basics
Tarra Hanson
Introduction to Homebuying
Lee Sullivan
Want to buy a home but need a down payment or closing cost
assistance? Have less than perfect credit, or just want to know
how to get started? This class provides tools and resources to help
individuals take the first step towards home ownership. The class
is a prequel to a 10 hour hoMEworks class required by lenders
who offer special mortgage programs for first-time homebuyers.
Lee Sullivan is on staff at York County Community Action Corp.
Tuesday, Sept. 30, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $15
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Tammi Truax is a writer and teacher who is
currently engaged in extensive research on
colonial America with an emphasis on black
history for her novel-in-progress.
About Book Publishing
This workshop will explore the ways authors can publish their
work. The pros and cons of each publication route/pathway/path
will be discussed, as will the importance of establishing an author’s
platform in advance of publication. Appropriate for writers of any
genre who have not yet published.
Monday, October 27, 6:30-8 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $19
The Life of Prince Whipple
This talk will share all that is known, and
explain why much is not, about an
enslaved man commonly known as Prince
Whipple, who was owned by the Whipple
family of Portsmouth, and served with his
master in the American Revolution. His is
a fascinating lesson in local black history.
Appropriate for all ages.
Monday, Nov. 10, 6:30-8 p.m.,
1 session
Fee: $19
Selecting Gift Books for Children
Learn what the best choices in contemporary children’s
literature are for the children (ages 0 to 12) on your gift list. In
sharing some of the best recent books you will see and hear what
it is that makes children’s books exceptional. Tammi has a few
children’s picture book projects pending publication.
Monday, Dec. 1, 6:30-8 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $19
Everyone knows how a coupon works, but wouldn’t it be nice to
save more than just a few cents? Basic Couponing is a fun way to
learn how to save a little more on your shopping and maybe score
some goodies for just pennies or even free! Please bring a pair of
scissors.
Thursday, Nov 6 & 13, 6-7:30 p.m., 2 sessions
Fee: $30
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Marshwood
Courses by Brenda Paquette owner of Angel
Guided Hands, located in Biddeford, Maine.
Brenda has studied Spirituality for over 25 years. She started
Angel Guided Hands in 2006, to assist others on their spiritual
path. Each of these sessions are designed to provide the
information and tools you need to elevate your vibrations to
receive clearer inner guidance, and in turn bring love, joy,
balance and harmony into your life.
Introduction to Spiritual Energies
Gain an understanding of what Spiritual energies are and how they
can positively or negatively impact your life. You’ll learn the basics
of what your aura and chakras are and how they are affected by
our thoughts and feelings. Designed also to help strengthen your
connection to the Divine, learn how to change your thought
processes and to achieve the joyful life you were meant to live.
Enrichment 19
Easy Intuitive Tarot Reading
Paula Clark
Paula will share her easy method for reading Tarot cards in this
hands-on class. All will participate in a variety of fun exercises
and then practice new skills by doing short, fun readings. Total
beginners, those with more experience, and all with an open
attitude are welcome. Please bring to class: The universal Waite
tarot deck with colorful pictures on all cards (avoid printed
meanings on cards or pictures too tiny to see details). This is a
hands-on class, not an individual Tarot reading session.
Tuesday, October 14, 6-8 p.m., 2 sessions
$20
Home Staging
Patrice Sweet
Meditation is the practice of quieting the mind to connect with the
Divine, with the purpose of attaining Divine Grace. Once we attain
Grace in measure, it makes the crooked places straight in our
lives. You will experience a relaxing and healing guided
meditation, with time to discuss your experience. “Meditation
brings wisdom; lack of meditation leaves ingorance.” Buddha
Thinking about selling your home and not sure where to start?
Patrice has been guiding homeowners in the Seacoast area for
almost 10 years and can help you focus on doing the right things
for maximum results. Among the many topics to be covered in
this two hour class are:
- The one activity that will bring you the most results
- Where to spend $$ for the best return
- The influence of color and the magic of lighting
- 2 types of curb appeal that cannot be ignored
Walk away feeling empowered to begin assessing your own
situation as well as knowing where to get additional help if
needed.
What are Angels and How to
Communicate With Them
Past Life Regression
Anita Findlen
Tuesday, January 6, 6:30-8:00 p.m., 1 session
$33
Meditation 101
$33
This class will explain what Angels are, how to ask for the Angels’
help, why the Angels’ presence on our planet are so important at
this time. You will discover your divine communication style by
learning about the four major clairs of communications with Angels;
Clairvoyance, Clairaudience, Clairsentience and Claircognizance.
You will learn the difference between true guidance and false guidance, which will allow the Angels and their love to guide you on
your spiritual path.
$33
Free Yourself Through Forgiveness
Forgiveness is a valuable tool that helps us navigate the
perceived, painful challenges we experience in our lives. Change
your perception of the concept of forgiveness during this evening
of meaningful discussion. Understand the power of forgiveness,
discover how to deal with pain, and learn how Karma plays a role
in our experiences. Bring within your heart one person (or
yourself) that you would like to forgive. Free yourself and feel the
deep healing take place during a guided meditation on
forgiveness. “The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the
attribute of the strong” Mahatma Gandhi
Wednesday, October 15, 7-8:30 p.m., 1 session
$25
Are you curious about the fascinating notion of past lives?
Hypnosis offers the chance to reach a deep level of relaxation,
enter the subconscious mind, and explore the possibility of one’s
past lives. It’s an exciting journey within that could change your
life by bringing the wisdom and understanding of other lifetimes
into your current life. Anita has studied with nationally-renowned
leaders in the field, served as an adult education director for 16
years and now retired, has her own successful hypnosis practice
in Saco. Bring a pillow, or a reclining beach/camp chair for
comfort.
Wednesday, October 22, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
$40
Trash to Cash! The Lucrative World of eBay
Christina Bruyere
A thorough introduction to setting-up accounts will help
beginners dive right into the world of eBay. Hear insider tips on
how to make the most of your sales, while running your very own
professional eBay business!
Wednesday, Oct. 22 & Nov. 5, 6:30-8 p.m.
$25
$33
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Kittery
20 Enrichment
Cooking
Vegan Delight
Erika Vargus
This fall let’s celebrate the harvest with a cashew cheese/cracker
plate and a main dish of squash and potato enchiladas. We will
share this meal together as well as bring samples home. Please
bring your favorite knife and a take home container or two.
Monday, October 20, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Pizza All Day
Suzan Darcy
Let’s have some fun trying various recipes and ingredients as we
make breakfast, dinner and dessert pizzas.
Fee: $12, plus materials fee
Canning Cranberry Apple Jam
University of Maine Cooperative Extension
This flavorful fall jam is great for holiday meals and gifts. Come
learn safe way to preserve fall fruits with University of Maine
Cooperative Extension staff and Master Food Preserver
volunteers. Learn to safely preserve fruit using the hot water bath
method. Participants will receive recipes and a jar of jam. Please
bring a pot holder.
Tuesday, Oct. 28, 5:30-8:30 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $20
French Cuisine
Patrick Lemai
Patrick Lemai, native to France, has worked in the restaurant
industry all his life. He opened his first restaurant at age 23 and
has owned several successful food businesses, garnering praise
and recognition in France and the United States. He is known for
his creativity and artful presentation of “haute cuisine”. Patrick now
lives on the NH seacoast. Class sizes limited to 12.
Menu: Coq Au Vin
Learn to prepare the classic French entree from a French chef!
Patrick will show you how to prepare chicken “au vin” (chicken with
wine) using the classic French methods of preparation.
Thursday, Nov. 6, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Menu: Lapin Chasseur
Rabbit is used all over the world as a safe, delicious and nutritious
source of protein. Learn to cook rabbit and enjoy Lapin Chasseur
(“hunter’s rabbit” with mushrooms).
Indian/Burmese Cuisine
Su Hlaing Win
Su Hlaing, a native of Burma, has extensive cooking experience,
most recently, she was the cook for an American Diplomat in
Senegal. Her travels and American husband, have brought her
here to Kittery where she looks forward to sharing her recipes.
Class sizes limited to 10.
Monday, Oct. 27, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Menu: Indian Curry Rice with or without Chicken and a Ginger
Salad
Friday, Nov. 7, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Menu: Burmese Lentil Soup with glass noodles and Tomato
Salad (vegetarian menu)
Fee: $28 per session, includes all material fees
Vietnamese Cuisine
Rose Van
Learn how to cook authentic Vietnamese food with Rose. Each
week she will introduce a new food in what are sure to become
your favorite dishes. Rose was born and raised in Da Nang,
Vietnam. Class sizes limited to 10.
Monday, Nov. 3, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Menu: Fried spring roll/chả giò
(Spring roll with ground pork, ground shrimp, carrot, mushroom,
garlic, shallot. Roll in green mustard, lettuce, mint, Thai basil,
Coriander, green papaya pickle, cucumber, and dipping sauce)
Monday, Nov. 17, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Menu: Fresh spring roll & mini-steamed rice flour cake/ Gỏi
Cuốn‫ & ‏‬Bánh bèo
(Shrimp, pork, lettuce, mint, spring onion, rice noodle roll in rice
paper, dipping sauce. Steamed rice cake with shrimp and pork
sauce on the top)
Monday, Dec. 1, 6-8 p.m., 1 session
Menu: Mini pan-cake / Bánh căn or bánh khọt
(Rice flour, egg, shrimp, spring onion, herbs, carrot pickle, and
dipping sauce)
and food samples.
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Marshwood
Neighborhood Wildlife Watch
Center for Wildlife, Cape Neddick, ME
You’ve seen the videos of bears sleeping in a hammock or a deer
in a swimming pool and thought - “What would I do?”
Neighborhood Wildlife Watch is a program where community
members are given the tools to address wildlife encounters in their
neighborhoods by learning to assess the situation and decide
whether or not actions need to be taken.
Saturday, October 25, 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Free - This class is made possible by a grant from the
Strawberry Festival Committee.
A Unique Way to Introduce Your Teen or Young
Adult to Learning Social “Norms”,
our non-traditional approach at
Ethel’s Tree of Life, Inc.
Right in our backyard is a resource for youths and young adults
who live with disabilities and/or special needs! Ethel’s Tree of
LIfe’s mission is to provide transition training in life and work skills.
All activities are group mentored and recreation based, promoting
a “CAN DO” attitude. Serving Southern York County and Seacoast
NH since February, 2003, ETL provides workshops in eight week
series such as Human Communication, Independent Living and
Personal Care, that create awareness of why the skills are needed
and how to apply them to life. Join the staff at ETL for an
information session and learn about their program, activities and
opportunities! These information evenings are being held on a
variety of dates, and will meet at Ethel’s Tree of Life, Agamenticus
Road, South Berwick, ME (the big red barn by the ball fields).
Tuesday, October 7, 7-8:30 p.m.
Monday, October 20, 7-8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, January 13, 7-8:30 p.m. (snow date 1/20)
$5.00 Donation Suggested
Change a Future - Become a Literacy Volunteer
Nora Irvine
Do you have 1-2 hours a week to give an adult learner? Adult
learners in southern York County need assistance with all areas
of literacy including reading, writing, math, and computers. Some
tutors meet for a month or two focusing on short-term goals, while
others meet with their learner for a year or more.
Working collaboratively with Literacy Volunteers of Greater
Sanford (sanfordliteracy.org), we provide all the training, materials
and support you will need to be a tutor - at no cost to you. You do
not need previous experience teaching or tutoring others.
Our fall session will be a hybrid training. The first part of the
training will be online and participants will be able to complete it
according to their schedule. (Please include email address on
registration form). The second part of the training will be a oneday face-to-face session.
Session 1 - Online participants will be sent information by Oct. 3.
Session 2 - Face-to-Face - @ Marshwood Ad. Ed.
Saturday, Oct. 25, 10a.m.-3p.m.
Free
Enrichment 21
Maine Driving Dynamics
State of Maine
Maine’s “Driving Dynamics Course” offers all drivers the
opportunity to improve their defensive driving abilities. This course
includes a discussion of collision avoidance techniques, “safety
issues”, driver habits and attitudes, and the basic elements that
constantly challenge drivers on Maine’s highways. Those
completing the course will receive a three-point credit on their
driving record. 10 students are needed to run this class so
register early! ($12 for ages 65 and over)
Sat., Oct. 25, 8:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., 1 session
$45
Living Options for Older Adults
Ann O’Sullivan, OTR/L, LSW, FAOTA
Family Caregiver Support Program Coordinator,
Southern Maine Agency on Aging
Supporting an older adult’s independence, while ensuring he/she
is safe can leave anyone feeling confused, frightened, or inept. It
can be even more difficult when family members do not agree.
Ann is here to help. After explaining the levels of assistance and
care available in Maine, she will offer valuable tools you can use in
family discussions and decision-making.
Tuesday, September 30, 5:15-6:15 p.m.
$5 donation suggested
Know the 10 Signs
Anne Romney
The purpose of this workshop is to provide the general public with
a greater understanding of the difference between age-related
memory loss and dementia and what to do if they have signs of
Alzheimer’s disease. You will learn how to tell the difference
between Alzheimer’s and typical aging; steps to take if you
recognize a warning sign in yourself or someone you know; the
process of receiving an Alzheimer’s diagnosis; and why early
detection is crucial.
Tuesday, October 7, 1-2 p.m., 1 session
The Basics: Memory Loss, Dementia,
and Alzheimer’s Disease
Anne Romney
This program is designed to provide people with the basic
information everyone needs to know about memory loss issues
and what they mean. Learn about: symptoms and effects of
Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia; how Alzheimer’s
affects the brain; causes and risk factors; how to find out if it’s
Alzheimer’s disease; The benefits of early detection; how to address a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease; stages of the disease;
treatment; hope for the future; and ways the Alzheimer’s Association can help.
Tuesday, November 4, 1-2 p.m., 1 session
Anne Romney is a volunteer with the Alzheimer’s Association,
Maine Chapter. These classes will meet in the Adult
Education Office at Marshwood High School.
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Kittery
22 Enrichment
Advanced Beginner German
Rachel Kelley
Languages
This class is a continuation from last semester. Form a strong
base in conversational German as all aspects of the language, its
dialect and culture are explored through books, music and group
discussions. Pronunciation and grammar will be emphasized and
practiced with writing, speaking, reading, and listening. Bring a
notebook and writing implement to class.
Mon., Sept. 29 - Dec. 8, 5:30-7 p.m., 10 sessions
Fee: $99
Intermediate German
Chrissy Davis
This class is for those experienced with German or who have
previously taken Advanced Beginner German. Improve your
vocabulary, grammar, idioms and conversation for casual use and
travel. Chrissy is a Belgium-born Linguist.
Tuesday, Oct. 7- Dec. 16, 6-8 p.m., 10 sessions
Fee: $129
German Conversation/Reading Group
Chrissy Davis
Intermediate and advanced students will discuss and practice
their conversational skills following German Language readings.
Chrissy will explain vocabulary and grammar as needed.
Monday, Oct. 6 & 20, Nov. 3 & 17, Dec. 1 & 15,
6-7:30 p.m., 6 sessions
Fee: $65, plus purchase of text TBA
Beginning Italian
Julia Russell
Develop a solid foundation through basic grammar and simple
conversation. Students are required to purchase the book: Italian
First Year, 2nd Edition (ISBN# 978-156765441-7). Julia is a former
student at the Michelangelo Institute in Florence and the Center for
Italian Studies in Naples.
Tues., Sept. 23- Dec. 2, 5:30-7 p.m., 10 sessions
Fee: $99
The Italian Seminar
Esilda Corbin
The Italian Seminar will consist of a review of Italian short stories,
which will be used as centerpieces to examine and discuss
linguistic, cultural and themes prompted by the reading. The
selection of short stories will be influenced by class discussion.
Students will also be encouraged to actively participate in
discussion and to write a weekly composition on a topic that
inspires them. Esilda, a native of Italy, holds a Masters in
Language/Literature. She has taught Italian and Spanish courses
at U.N.H.
Tues., Sept. 16-Nov. 18, 6:30-7:30 p.m., 9 sessions
Fee: $89
Intermediate Italian
Esilda Corbin
The Intermediate Italian Course will commence with a focus on
enhancing the four language skills (listening/speaking/writing/
reading) through the usage of the present tense, which will create
a solid foundation for the study of vocabulary and accuracy of
pronunciation. Thereafter, the course will shift to learning the past
tenses, which will provide students with a better ability to express
nuances in expression.
Tues., Sept. 16- Nov. 18, 7:30-9 p.m., 9 sessions
Fee: $129
Advanced Italian
Esilda Corbin
The Advanced Italian Course will focus on sharpening listening
and speaking skills, in order to facilitate the articulation of more
complex communications in the language. Emphasis will be on
conversational interaction, based on topics of daily and cultural
interests. Additional work will foster progress in composition
and reading, to develop creativity and proper usage of the idiom.
Grammatical points will be stressed throughout the course.
Thurs., Sept. 18-Nov. 20, 7-8:30 p.m., 10 sessions
Fee: $139
Beginner Spanish
Michael Lentine
¡Bienvenidos! Welcome! This entry-level course will focus on
phrases, structures, and vocabulary. Whether you have had some
Spanish and want to review from the beginning or have had none
at all, this course will be tailored to fit the students’ needs, so all
you need to bring is a good attitude and an interest in learning
Spanish. ¡Hasta luego!
Tues., Oct. 7 - Dec. 16, 6-7:30 p.m., 10 Sessions
Fee: $99
Intermediate Spanish
Michael Lentine
Created with the intermediate/advanced Spanish student in mind,
this course will expand one’s knowledge and gain confidence
speaking the Spanish language. In Intermediate Spanish, we
will hone our skills via classroom discussion, reading, music, and
dialogues. Gracias and we hope to see you there!
Tues., Oct. 7 - Dec. 16, 7:30-9 p.m., 10 Sessions
Fee: $99
Maine State Photo Project Exhibit
Opening Reception
Date: Sept. 17
Time: 5-6 p.m.
Location: Kittery Town Hall
Please view our website for more details.
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Marshwood
Technology &Workplace 23
Internet Marketing For Small Businesses
Bill Cutrer
This introductory course explores avenues for small business
owners who already have web sites and those who don’t. We will
cover and explain topics such as SEO (Search Engine
Optimization), SEM (Search Engine Marketing), PPC (Pay for
Clicks), local search, as well as an introduction to social media as
tools to promote your business. Bill Cutrer is the marketing director
for Cutrer Communications.
Tuesday, October 7, 6-8:30 p.m., 1 session
$20
Medical Office Skills Classes
The following courses are being offered by the Academy of
Medical Professions, Inc. To register or for payment plan
information you can call 866-516-8274 or visit
www.academyofmedicalprofessions.com
Medical Billing & Coding with CPC Certification
ICD-10PCS Boot Camp
Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program
Medical Office specialist with CMAA National Certification
Hopistal Billing & Coding with CPC-H Certification
Medical Transcription Certificate
Phlebotomy
PSS
For complete course descriptions and information on
registering, please visit wwwacademyofmedicalprofessions.
com.
The following courses are being offered by
longtime computer instructor Chuck McDonald.
Beginning Excel
Microsoft Excel is one of the best known and used spreadsheet
applications. This class is truly for the beginner who needs to
learn to enter, edit, save and print spreadsheet data. Excel offers
more than 200 functions, but we will concentrate on the basics of
copying cell data, formulas, moving, filling and formatting cells.
Participants should have personal computing and keyboarding
skills.
Wednesday, October 1, 6-8:30 p.m., 3 sessions
$75, includes the cost of the book
Intermediate Excel
For students with a working knowledge of Excel, this class will
build on the skills taught in Beginning Excel.
Wednesday, October 22, 6-8:30 p.m., 3 sessions
Word
Create letters, posters, and memos using Word 2010. Basic skills
include formatting, managing documents, editing functions,
manipulation of data, and making your documents look
professional. You are encouraged to bring your own laptop.
Wednesday, Nov. 12, 6-8:30 p.m., 3 sessions
Daytime Computers for Beginners
Designed for students with little or no prior computer
experience. This is a comfortably paced class where you’ll learn
basic computer concepts, terminology and see the practical uses.
There will be time to practice, explore and ask questions in a
relaxed, supportive environment.
Thursday, October 2, 9:30-11:00 a.m., 4 sessions
$40
for High-Speed, Broadband Internet Technical Assistance. We are your ConnectME source for information on how to use Maine’s
expanding high-speed, boradband internet conectivity to help you meet educational goals, enrich your life, obtain health information,
access governmental services and enhance economic and community development. contact either of our offices and arrange a special
presentation on the importance of high speed internet for your civic or social organization.
Look for this symbol in our catalog. It identifies courses and workshops where you’ll learn about high-speed internet
connectivity. This community education program is presented in cooperation with the Maine Department of Education
and ConnectME Authority. Learn more at www.maine.gov/connectme and check the speed on your internet connection.
The MARTI project is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
State Boradband Infrstructure Program Award Number 23-50-M09062
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Getting Started in Adobe Illustrator
Cate Fitzgerald-Rice
Become familiar with the terms, tools and basic techniques of
Adobe Illustrator as you learn to draw and manipulate vector art.
Cate earned her Masters in Graphic Design and works as a
freelance Designer/Illustrator.
Tuesday, Oct. 14- Nov. 4, 6-8 p.m., 4 sessions
Fee: $50
Computers for the Workplace: Intro to MS Office
Gail Condon
Delve into MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint, the most widely used
software programs in the workplace. We will spend 2 sessions
on each area. Feel free to bring questions or projects you are
working on. Basic computer and keyboarding skills are required. A
Certificate of Completion will be awarded. Gail teaches computer
classes at Franklin Pierce College.
Thursday, Oct. 16-Nov. 20, 6- 9 p.m., 6 sessions
Fee: $115
Internet Marketing For Small Businesses
Bill Cutrer
This introductory course explores avenues for small business
owners who already have web sites and those who don’t. We will
cover and explain topics such as SEO (Search Engine
Optimization), SEM (Search Engine Marketing), PPC (Pay for
Clicks), local search, as well as an introduction to social media as
tools to promote your business. Bill Cutrer is the marketing director
for Cutrer Communications.
Tuesday, Dec. 9, 6-8:30 p.m., 1 session
Fee: $20
How to Start Your Own Business
Steve Lovejoy
Even in a tough economy you can start your own business. Not
sure where to begin? Learn the essential qualities of
entrepreneurs, how to assess feasibility, elements of a business
plan, marketing basics, and how to finance your new business.
Steve Lovejoy is the new Business Counselor for the Maine Small
Business Development Center covering York County. He brings a
background in banking and finance as well as economic
development. He has also taught in the University of Maine
system where he specialized in teaching classes focused on
small business and entrepreneurship. Mon., Oct. 20, 6-8:30
p.m., 1 session
Fee: $15
Kittery
Librarian Katie Lyons joins us from Boston, where she was a
Reference Assistant at Simmons College’s Beatley Library while
earning her MLS. While not in school, she volunteered as a
technology tutor at a neighborhood adult education center. She is
excited to be back in Maine and working for this community.
Classes will meet at the Rice Public Library, 8
Wentworth St., Kittery. Bring your own eReader,
tablet, or laptop, or use a library workstation.
Fee: $10 per class
Internet Basics: Email, Google
Wednesday, September 10, 6-8 pm, 1 session
Have a question about how to use a computer? Get help setting
up an email account, running a Google search, and/or navigating
the Internet safely.
Nook
Wednesday, September 24, 6-8 pm, 1 session
Did you know you can borrow Nook e-Readers from the library?
This hands-on class will show you how to download ebooks and
audiobooks from Maine’s virtual library and answer any e-reader
questions you might have.
iPad
Wednesday, October 8, 6-8 pm, 1 session
Learn how to customize your device and get the most out of your
tablet’s applications. iPads will be provided.
Hoopla
Wednesday, October 22, 6-8 pm, 1 session
It’s like Netflix, only better and FREE! Hoopla is a service that
allows you to stream movies, TV, music and audiobooks straight to
your computer, tablet or smartphone. Get a free account and learn
all about it here!
Pinterest
Wednesday, November 5, 6-8 pm, 1 session
Find thousands of ideas on just about any topic by joining Pinterest. Gain inspiration for everything from recipes to building the
perfect blanket fort. We will introduce you to the site and help you
make sense of it!
LinkedIn
Wednesday, November 19, 6-8 pm, 1 session
Grow your professional network with this valuable website
designed to enhance your career and job prospects. We will show
you how to set up an account and make your profile the best it can
be.
Resume Workshop
Wednesday, December 3, 6-8 pm, 1 session
Job hunting? Thinking about a career change? Whether you’re
starting from scratch or just need a few pointers, we can help you
craft a resume that best showcases your accomplishments.
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Start your Career Pathway today!
The Marshwood and Kittery Adult Education programs offer educational opportunities, job skills training, and
career advising. Many of our programs have no or low cost options available for qualified participants.
Create Your Own Training
The Marshwood and Kittery Adult Education programs work with local businesses and organizations to offer
personalized, specialized trainings at your location or ours. Working together we will define your needs, plan
and organize instruction, facilitate the training, and/or provide support services along the way. You choose
the level of desired service.
We are your local connection to state and national career pathway resources!
Writing for the Workplace
April Herbold
Technology continues to change the way we communicate in the
workplace. It is not uncommon for an employee to craft emails,
notes, memos, letters, text messages, and/or Tweets during the
course of a single workday. The workplace demands skilled and
competent writers. April will review the basics of effective
business writing in this 6-hour class. Topics will address types,
styles, etiquette, and the process of writing. You will practice
writing with purpose, clarity, and confidence. This class is
offered by Marshwood Adult Education and meets at
Marshwood High School.
Thursday, October 9, 6-8 p.m., 3 sessions
$40
Career Advising
Laurilee Hurley
Finding the right career can be daunting. It doesn’t matter if you
are job-hunting for the first time, want a better job, have been
trying to find a way back into the job market, or are thinking of
changing careers completely - we can help you find your way.
Let us assist you as you define your career pathway and
determine the action steps required to reach your goals. Schedule
an appointment by calling our career advisor, Laurilee Hurley at
207-384-5703 (Marshwood) or 207-439-5896 (Kittery).
We offer a limited number of career advising sessions to
community members at no cost.
Interviewing Essentials
Laurilee Hurley
Interviewing can shake the confidence of the most experienced job
seekers. In this competitive job market, it is crucial you present
the best you possible to potential employers. Through discussion
and role-play, we will explore the best practices for a successful
job interview including appropriate attire, pre-interview
preparations, interviewing etiquette, and post-interview reflections.
Participants will be provided with many opportunites to role-play in
mock interviews (a key to improving your interviewing skills).
Kittery,
Marshwood,
“You have BRAINS in your HEAD.
You have FEET in your SHOES.
You can STEER yourself any
DIRECTION you CHOOSE”.
Dr. Seuss
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26 Kittery School Committee News
The Kittery School Department: Office of the Superintendent of Schools
Superintendent of Schools:
Allyn W. Hutton
Location: Town Municipal Building
200 Rogers Road
Kittery, Maine 03904
Telephone Number: 207-475-1334
Office Hours:
7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
The Kittery School Committee meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. and are held in
the Town Hall Chamber. The public is invited to attend these meetings. Your KSC members are the following:
Julie Dow
Patti AyerKimberly Bedard Gavin Barbour
22 Main Street
1 Bartlett Road
4 Powell Lane
100 Martin Road
Kittery, ME 03904
Kittery Point, ME 03905
Kittery, ME 03904
602-9945439-9548 289-5015439-7866
11/2013-11/201611/2013-11/2016
11/2012-11/2015
11/2016-11/2016
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
Robert Wiles
8 Melanie’s Court
David Batchelder, Vice Chair
Kenneth Lemont, Chair
Kittery, ME 03904
8 Old Cart Path
154 Whipple Road
978-302-0734
Kittery, ME 03904
11/2012-11/2015
439-4581439-3698
[email protected]
11/2011-11/201411/2011-11/2014
[email protected]
[email protected]
District News and information can be found on the Kittery School Department’s Web Site at www.kitteryschools.com. On a recent
visit we found information about school start dates, new staff, bus routes, athletics, curriculum maps, and the 2014-2015 school
calendar. There are also tabs that link you to “Our Three Schools”, “Parent/Community Information” and the “School
Committee”.
Kittery Adult Education Art Auction A Success
By Julie Patten
Over $3200.00 was raised at a silent auction held in May at the Kittery Community Center
Morgan Art Gallery for the Louise Whelton Art Scholarship Fund designed to benefit Traip
Academy students pursuing a career in the arts. Watercolors by Louise Whelton were
available for preview and bidding, culminating in the final bidding on May 7th. An art walk
followed from KCC to Traip Academy where a reception was held and the winning bids
were announced.
Lorraine Robida, director of Kittery Adult Education announced the auction high-bidders and thanked those who facilitated the
event. Specifically she mentioned Janice Gray, Todd Henley and Jeremy Paul of the Kittery Community Center for their generosity
and
cooperation in hosting the artwork and taking the bids and Anne Kazazis for her assistance in hanging the artwork. She thanked
her staff , “The Dream Team,” for their time and dedication to making the event a success: Suzan Darcy, resident digital artist;
Cindy Furbish, detail guru; and Jeremy Jane, “the heart of Kittery adult education.”
Louise Whelton, a long-time Eliot resident, had a passion for art, but attributed being able to fine tune that skill to her approximately
eight years of art lessons at Marshwood and Kittery Adult Education. In appreciation for what these adult education programs and
what her instructors did for her, Louise entrusted over 100 pieces of her artwork to the program at Traip before her death last
spring.
Louise, as demonstrated by her generous contribution to the scholarship fund, recognized that adult education allows everyone the
opportunity to be inspired to reach their greatest aspirations. She was inspired to reach her aspirations and with the creation of this
scholarship, she will inspire others to reach theirs.
The mission of the Kittery School Department is “Educating For Life”.
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District News and Information:
Our updated MSAD 35 Web Site (http://www.rsu35.org) is a wonderful resource that provides information about our District, each of
our five District schools, Adult Education, MEF and our School Board. You will find scheduled events for our District schools in addition to
school board agendas and minutes. School closings and delays are posted there, too.
Another resource is the “Marshwood Schools” Facebook page. This page includes updates and photos of District events and activities.
To sign up for our monthly email news blast, Constant Contact, please contact [email protected].
MSAD 35 School Board Update:
School Board Members and emails:
Martha Leathe, Chairperson, Eliot, [email protected]
Keri Tice, Vice Chairperson, Eliot, [email protected]
Joe Long, South Berwick, [email protected]
Laura Leber, South Berwick, [email protected]
Fred Wildnauer, South Berwick, [email protected]
Sue Berman, Eliot, [email protected] (Eliot)
School Board Meetings
Meetings are generally held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month at 7:00 p.m. at MHS in the Learning Center.
For more information see: http://www.rsu35.org “Board and Budget Information”
MSAD 35 School Board meetings can be seen online via the following link: www.townhallstreams.com Choose “MSAD35” in the
“select town” window and then choose the meeting you wish to watch. We encourage you to use this tool to follow the presentations and
the topics the School Board is discussing.
Our District looks forward to the enrollment of Rollinsford students in grades 7-12 when they become part of our MSAD 35 student body
in September, 2015.
Budget:
The School Board Budget process for the 2014-2015 school year was completed successfully. The budgetary process for the 2015-2016
school year will follow the same process. Public input is always welcomed and encouraged throughout the budgetary process. The
general timeline (District Budget Meeting May 27 and the South Berwick and Eliot Budget Referendum June 9) for this process is:
Nov. School-based resource management planning process presented to the Administrative Team
Dec. Principals’ Study Group works with the Superintendent and the Business Manager to define the District’s fixed costs
Jan. Public Input for Budget Priorities
Principals and Directors submit preliminary budget sheets to Supt.
Feb. Public Input for Budget Priorities
Principals and Directors submit final budget sheets to the Supt.
March Superintendent presents the budget to the School Board
School Board and Public Budget Workshops
April Public Input on the Budget
School Board and Public Budget Workshop
May School Board approves and signs warrant calling for the District
Budget Meeting May 27 Budget Validation Referendum June 27
May 27 District Budget Meeting held in Marshwood HS auditorium
The public approves the district budget warrant articles
June 9 Citizens of Eliot and South Berwick vote on District Budget Validation Referendum at town voting sites
Marshwood Education Foundation (MEF)
The Marshwood Education Foundation was established in 2009 as a non-profit corporation wholly dedicated to enriching and
supplementing the educational programs of the MSAD 35. The MEF raises money through community fundraising events and private
donations and has granted more than $85,000 to the district for creative and innovative ideas submitted by school administrators,
teachers, staff and families.
For information about MEF and the grant process see: http://www.rsu35.org “Marshwood Education Foundation” and ”Marshwood
Education Foundation” on Facebook
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Academic Course Schedule
Classes do not meet on the following dates:
October 13, November 11, and November 26-28
Kittery Adult EducationMarshwood Adult Education
Traip AcademyMarshwood High School
12 Williams Avenue260 Route 236
Kittery, ME 03904
South Berwick, ME 03908
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Classes meet from 5-8 p.m.
Classes meet from 6-9 p.m.
Mondays - starting 9/8
HiSET Prep
Art History
Closed in evening
Tuesdays - EnglishChemistry
starting 9/2Math Lab
Wednesdays - Closed in evening
HiSET Prep, 9:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.(9/10)
starting 9/3Social Studies
English
Thursdays - ScienceMath
starting 9/4
High School Completion
The two ways to complete your high school
requirements are the diploma program and the
HiSET program. Depending on your situation, one
program may be more appropriate for you. Call us
now at 384-5703 or 439-5896 to arrange an
appointment to create your individual personalized
Education Plan. Diploma classes, HiSET prep
classes and HiSET testing are FREE to Maine
residents. Out of state students are charged $100
for HiSET testing (which includes HiSET Prep
classes), $80 for each diploma class, and $125 for
Chemistry and Biology (with labs).
Kittery Adult Education Class of 2014
ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)
Offered by Kittery Adult Education, Open to All!
Frank DeSarro
ESOL learners will strengthen their speaking, reading and writing
skills. Please call 207-439-5896 to register. Frank DeSarro has
taught ESL for over 23 years.
Tues. & Thurs., starts Sept. 9, 6-8 p.m.
Classes are FREE.
ESOL Tutor Training
Audrey Gottleib
Learn the skills necessary to be a volunteer tutor for ESOL English for Speakers fo Other Languages.
Monday, Sept. 22 & 29, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., 2 sessions
Fee: Free
Marshwood Adult Education Class of 2014
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High School Equivalency Test
Q What is the HiSET?
A The ETS High School Equivalency Test (HiSET)
certifies a candidate’s attainment of academic
knowledge and skills equivalent to those of a high
school graduate. It replaces the GED in Maine.
Q How do I prepare?
A FREE preparation classes are available at
Marshwood and Kittery Adult Education. See
class schedule below.
Q Are computer- or paper-based testing
options available?
A At this time, paper-based tests only are offered.
We will be part of a pilot project offering
computer based testing this year.
Q How much does the HiSET cost?
A HiSET prep classes and HiSET testing are FREE to
Maine residents. Out-of-state students are charged
$150 for HiSET testing (includes HiSET prep
classes).
Q Is there a minimum age requirement to take
the HiSET?
A If you are 18 years old or older, you may take the
HiSET.
Q Is a Spanish HiSET offered?
A Yes. When you schedule your test, you must notify
the testing center you wish to take the HiSET in
Spanish.
Q Do I need to pass a practice test to register
and schedule?
A Yes. You may schedule an appointment by calling
either office. Practice tests are free.
Q How do I register for the HiSET?
A First create an online HiSET account at
http://hiset.ets.org/test_takers/
You will need an e-mail address for this step. If
you do not have an e-mail address, we can help
you set one up.
Q How do I schedule an exam?
A After you create your online HiSET account, visit
or call our office during regular office hours to
schedule and your exam.
Q Where do I test?
A Tests are offered at both Marshwood and Kittery
Adult Education.
FREE preparation materials are available online, including a tutorial video and practice tests at
http://hiset.ets.org/prepare/overview.
Low-cost practice materials are also available at http://hiset.ets.org/prepare/overview.
FREE study materials may be available at your local library.
HiSET Prep Classes
Evening Classes - Kittery Adult Education
Mondays, 5-8 p.m.
September 8-December 15
(no class October 13)
Daytime Classes - Marshwood Adult Ed.
Wednesdays, 9:15a.m. - 12noon
September 10-December 17
(no class November 26)
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Registration Information
Four Ways to Register for Classes
Register with a credit card online, by phone, or by mail. Register by mail or in person with
a check or credit card. Course fees are due when registering. Material fees are payable to the
instructor at the first class meeting unless otherwise noted.
Online
Register for most classes online with a credit card.
By Mail
Mail your registration to:
Marshwood Adult Ed.
260 Rt. 236, S. Berwick, ME 03908
Kittery Adult Ed.
12 Williams Avenue, Kittery, ME 03904
Walk -In
By Phone
If paying with a credit card or registering for a free
course.
Marshwood Adult Ed. 207-384-5703
Kittery Adult Ed. 207-439-5896
Marshwood Adult Ed.
Office Hours:
Monday........... 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Tuesday........... 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Wednesday..... 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Thursday......... 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday.............. 7 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Kittery Adult Ed.
Office Hours:
Monday............ 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Tuesday............ 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Wednesday...... 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Thursday.......... 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday............... By appointment
only
Weather Delays/Cancellations: Program updates and cancellations due to inclement weather
will be announced on our answering machine and local TV and radio stations. When in doubt,
call the location where you attend class 207-384-5703 (Marshwood) or 207-439-5896 (Kittery).
If dayschool is cancelled or dismissed early, adult education classes are also cancelled.
Refund Policy
• Course fees will be refunded in full if a class is cancelled due to low enrollment.
• Cancellation notice must be received 24 hours before class starts.
• Once classes have begun, there are no refunds.
• Refunds for trips will only be granted if your ticket/bus seat can be resold.
• Material fees and book charges are not refundable after the first session.
• Refunds may take up to 6-8 weeks to process.
• Refunds will be made by check or a credit to your card.
• No cash refunds will be issued.
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Registration Forms
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Registration Form - Kittery Adult Education
Name: ____________________________________________________ Email: _______________________________
Address: ________________________________________ Town: ________________ State: ______ Zip: __________
Home Phone: _____________________________ Cell or Work Phone: _____________________________________
Course Name
Date
Course Fee
1.
2.
3.
4.
Credit Card Type: Visa ______ Master Card _______ Discover _______
Total
Credit Card Number _________________________________________Exp Date ________________
CCV (3 digit code on back of card) ___________ Signature ________________________________________________________
Cash: ________
Check: _________ Credit Card: ________
Payment must accompany registration. Make checks payable to Kittery Adult Education.
Mail to: Kittery Adult Education, 12 Williams Avenue, Kittery, ME 03904
M
Registration Form - Marshwood Adult Education
Name: ____________________________________________________ Email: _______________________________
Address: ________________________________________ Town: ________________ State: ______ Zip: __________
Home Phone: _____________________________ Cell or Work Phone: _____________________________________
Course Name
Date
Course Fee
1.
2.
3.
4.
Credit Card Type: Visa _______ Master Card ______
Total
Credit Card Number _________________________________________ Exp Date _____________
CCV (3 digit code on back of card) ___________ Signature ________________________________________________________
Cash: ________
Check: _________ Credit Card: ________
Payment must accompany registration. Make checks payable to M.S.A.D. #35
Mail to: Marshwood Adult Education, 260 Route 236, South Berwick, ME 03908
207-439-5896
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Kittery and Marshwood
Adult Education
Marshwood Adult Education
260 Route 236
South Berwick, ME 03908
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage PAID
Portland, ME
Permit No. 454
ECRWSS
Postal Customer

Adult Education Fall 2014

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