Courses

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Summer Camp: Lakers Track Club-Boys & Girls Ages 6-15

with Mark Dennett

$45 More Info

Lakers Track Club-Boys & Girls Ages 6-15

(Under 6? Call Coach Dennett)

Track is a wonderful opportunity to meet a lot of new people, get physically fit, and build character, all while having a ton of fun!

All that is required for practice is a pair of running shoes, athletic clothing, and a water bottle.

Coaching Staff:

Mark Dennett, Maranacook Community High School Track Coach (15 years experience)

Ronn Gifford, High School Head Coach (15 years experience)

Current and Former Maranacook Community High School Track & Field Athletes

Dates: June 21-August 7, 2021

Practices: Mondays and Tuesdays

Age groups 8 & Under and 9-10 5:00-6:00 p.m.

Age groups 11-12, 13-14 & 15 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Track meets (optional): July 1st - July 29th, 10 am

Registration: $45 (includes a team singlet)

$2 entry fee for each track meet (regular season meets)

$3 entry fee per meet (qualifying & State Championship meets)

$25 USATF Membership - Must register on own through usatf.org

About the meets: Athletes compete in age group divisions. There are 4 regular season developmental meets followed by a Qualifying meet and State Championships meet.

Location: Maranacook Community High School Track & Field Complex, Readfield, Maine

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Little Kickers Soccer Camp – Boys & Girls Ages 5-8

with Ryan Martin

$55 More Info

Little Kickers - Boys & Girls Ages 5-8

Campers experience the principle of one ball to one person and how it is used to develop ball control skills. Children will develop balance, coordination and gross motor skills through a variety of drills, activities and game situations. Previous soccer experience not necessary. Please bring a labeled soccer ball, labeled water bottle, shin guards, soccer cleats/sneakers, shorts/sweats, t-shirt/tank top and sunscreen.

Coach:

Ryan Martin, MCHS graduate & 3 sport Varsity Athlete. He was Mr. Basketball for the State of Maine, and went on to play professionally. Ryan has coached Little Kickers for 16+ years.

Dates: August 2-5, 2021 (Rain date: Friday, August 6th)

Registration: $55 (Includes a t-shirt)

Class has begun

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CDL Class B: Dump Truck or Bus

with Patti Springer

Sep

September 14th to 30th, 2021

$2,700 More Info

Students who qualify will be able to take this class for FREE!

Students who do not qualify are still eligible to finance the class through a 0% interest loan. There is no better time than NOW to get your CDL license and start driving!

For more information please visit:
https://maranacook.maineadulted.org/mmta-loan-information/

This class prepares students to meet the Maine DMV Class B driving requirements. The course consists of 42 hours of classroom instruction to prepare students for the state CDL written and skills exam and 30 hours of one-on-one driving instruction to prepare students for the state road test.

Class fee covers: class and driving fees, permit fee made payable to Secretary of State, one endorsement (Bus, Tank, or Hazmat), physical examination by certified doctor, one state driving test (including use of the vehicle for testing purposes). Additional endorsements of Bus, Tank and Hazmat are $25 each.

Instructor: Patti Springer

Classes meet on the following dates and times:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 4 pm to 9 pm

September 14th, 15th, 16th
September 21st, 22nd, 23rd
September 28th, 29th, 30th

Driving time arranged individually.

Location: PDC, 75 North Road, Readfield
Registration: $2,700

Because of the current unprecedented need for financial assistance, a payment plan is available for this class. A $250 deposit will reserve a class seat with the remaining balance made payable before the student begins their required driving instruction.

If additional financial assistance is needed to help you reach your educational goals, the HOPE Program is able to assist qualified applicants. The Maine Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Family Independence, offers The Higher Opportunities for Pathways to Employment (HOPE) Program to parents who are pursuing training and education beyond high school that results in industry-recognized certificates or licenses. To learn more about the HOPE Program and to see if you qualify for this student financial support program, please visit the HOPE website at: https://www.maine.gov/dhhs/hope or call (207) 624-4170.

For additional information about registration, please call the Maranacook Adult Education office at 685-4923 x1009.