Franklin County Adult Education
Maine Adult Education Program
with Del Harris
February 24th to March 17th, 2025
This class is designed for both beginners and or experienced woodworkers. The instructor will help students design projects and establish materials needed durig first class. Students will provide their own material (It can be delivered to the shop if needed) You will learn the safe and correct use of various wood working machines and accomplish a desired project.
with Lisa Berry
February 26th to April 16th, 2025
The purpose of the CGC program is to ensure that our favorite companion, the dog, can be a respeted member of the community because it has been trained to be well behaved in the home, public places, and in the precense of other dogs. The CGC program welcomes both purebred and mixed breed dogs. The CGC test is non competitive and dogs are not required to preform with the same precision required in formal obediance.
Required vaccines: Distemper, Rabies, Bordatella
Need to send in paperwork with proof of vaccines before 1st class
with Katherine Richards
February 27th to March 20th, 2025
Birch trees are the most rewarding and therefore fun trees to paint. You will explore birches in different seasons and settings. You will learn basic watercolor technique.
The instructor will provide watercolors to use but if you like, you are encouraged to bring your own materials
with THOMAS KANE
March 4th to April 8th, 2025
Whether you are working on your first novel or your latest magazine article, you know that one of the most valuable things any writer can have is feedback. Another is support. This workshop offers both, along with seminars on such topics as finding inspiration, performing research, organizing one’s ideas, using words powerfully and approaching publishers. The group leader, Dr. Thomas M. Kane, has published 27 books and has extensive experience teaching writing.
with Sara Spear
March 4th to April 29th, 2025
Set up as an Early Education Prep class for people interested in working with children over the summer (Summer Camps or Recreation Programs) becoming Ed Tech 1's or work in the Early Education field, teaching, assisting, owning a daycare, before and after school care.
with Abigail Perry
March 4th, 2025
Ever wonder how to preserve and use all of that great locally-grown produce? University of Maine Cooperative Extension food preservation workshops will teach you the basics of canning and freezing, including how to use pressure canners and water bath canners to preserve pickles, jam, and vegetables. Workshops are taught by UMaine Extension Master Food Preserver Volunteers.
Material Fee: $20 Paid to instructor at first class
