Archive: August 2010
Welcome to the website for Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education.
Check in frequently for course updates, news and events.
This website has many features.
Search for courses: You can now search for courses from our program as well as from other adult education programs across the state. You can also browse our courses by category.
- Latest news and events: Read our latest news items inside our News & Events section.
- Search for courses: You can now search for courses from our program as well as from other adult education programs across the state. You can also browse our courses by category.
- Frequently Asked Questions: Find answers to important questions about our program and the adult education system by browsing our Frequently Asked Questions section.
Our website is a part of the Maine Adult Education Portal, sponsored and managed by the Maine Adult Education Association. When you visit the new MAEA website online at http://www.maineadulted.org you can search for courses and programs statewide.
You can share feedback about this website by contacting Clyde Clark, Director of Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education, at cclark@sad17.k12.me.us
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by Donna Marshall
on August 30, 2010
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How To Register [Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education]
Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education
We now accept online registrations.
Anyone 17 years or over is eligible to attend Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education. Additional criteria apply to students seeking their Diploma or GED; also to students applying for CNA and CDL/Truck-Driving programs.
Register in advance for all courses. Register early because courses fill quickly. Courses with insufficient advance enrollment will be cancelled.
Register by mail anytime. The Adult Education office in OHCHS, South Paris is open for walk-in registrations, or by phone if using a credit card. Adult Education office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 am to 9 pm.
All courses have a registration fee unless otherwise noted. We can waive tuition fees for diploma, GED and ABE students taking Academic courses. We charge all students book, lab and material fees, as noted.
The Oxford Hills/Buckfield Adult Education program reserves the right to alter courses scheduled and held, listed in the brochure and website, to meet program needs and requirements. Proper notice of course changes will be given to registered students.
Payment must accompany registration. We do not send out written confirmations on registrations you mail or bring in to us. You cancelled check is your receipt.
Refund Policy:
Registration fee: We will contact you if a course is cancelled or already full, and issue a full refund. If you register for a course and decide to cancel, you must notify us BEFORE the first day of class to get a refund. We issue no refunds after a course begins. We offer no refunds for one-session courses.
Book deposit: Some courses have a book deposit fee. If students pay the deposit fee, and return the book (with a copy of the receipt) then Adult Ed will issue a refund. Refunds take 2-3 weeks to process and will be mailed to students.
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by Donna Marshall
on August 30, 2010
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The next MACEA General meeting will be at Charleston Correctional Facility.
Address: 1202 Dover Road
Charleston, Maine 04422
(207) 285-0800
The date is: Friday, October 29, 2010 beginning at 9:00 am.
More information will posted as it becomes available.
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by Richard Lumb
on August 28, 2010
Go to www.facebook.com/msad52adulteducation for course updates, news about our program, photos and more. You don't have to be a member of Facebook to view our page, but if you are...be sure and "like" us! Help us go global by spreading the word to family and friends!
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by Andrea Hammond
on August 23, 2010
The Students & Parents In Cooperative Education (SPICE) Family Literacy Program from RSU#3 received $25,000 from the Barbara Bush Foundation in Biddeford Maine in June 2010. Becky Bouchard accepted the award for the program. This award is given to five family literacy programs in Maine as part of the Lighthouse Outreach program. For more information about family literacy in Maine, please visit the website, www.mainefamilyliteracy.com or contact Becky Dyer at becky@mainefamilyliteracy.com
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by Tammie Leach
on August 19, 2010
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Got Talent? [RSU16 Adult Education ]
Get paid to share your skills! Tole painting, small engine tune-ups, financial literacy? What about social networking, web design or photography? Do you have a talent or skill that you would be willing to share with others? Call or email us. No teaching experience necessary.
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by Admin
on August 10, 2010
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