Most Lewiston Adult Ed courses will begin at end of February

PHOTO: Lewiston Adult Education teacher Kelley Rudd will appear on the cover of the February Lewiston Adult Ed brochure. (Submitted photo)

LEWISTON — Winter-spring 2021 classes at Lewiston Adult Education will kick off, for the most part, at the end of February, a little later than normal this year.
Although the majority of classes will begin in February or later, some classes will start in January. Students will be able to register for them on the Lewiston Adult Education website, www.lewiston.maineadulted.org [1].
The classes include The Reading Hour, a literature discussion group for English language learners; My Money Works; Essential Oils & Sleep; Vegetable Gardening; Introduction to Essential Oils; Introduction to Self-Employment; Beautiful You and Color, Living Well with Chronic Pain; College Transition Program; Tai Chi for Health and Balance; Learn About Becoming a Foster Parent; and Motivation and Behavior Change.
Most of the January and early February classes will be held online. The few in-person classes for Lewiston Adult Education will be held at the Adult Learning Center at Longley School, 145 Birch St. Teachers and students will be required to wear masks and be socially distant during lessons to protect against the spread of COVID-19.
The brochure, which will be published in February, will have class information for both Lewiston Adult Education and Auburn Adult & Community Education. One side will list schedules for different programs. Lewiston Adult Education teacher Kelley Rudd will appear on the cover of the February brochure.
For more information, contact Mike Reagan, Lewiston Adult Education, at 207-795-4141 or mreagan@lewistonpublicschools.org.