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Exploring Self-Employment - March 4
with Gina Platt
Please use the link at the bottom of this page to register.
This one-hour workshop will help you decide if self-employment is the right choice for you. Our professional staff covers the pros and cons of owning your own business, the steps needed for start-up, the major elements of a business plan, and the many resources available to help you succeed.
Topics include:
-How to assess your business idea
-Forming and naming your business
-Elements of a business plan
-Strategies and resources for success
Date: March 4th, 2025
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Registration link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfnWUGb112W2p4TBzfA6C8HtcVTqJQCJkcTVXCmzeRZ8sEPZQ/viewform
Instructor information:
-Gina Platt
-(207) 753-6581
-gina.platt@maine.edu
Community Fitness Center - Session 2
available
with Mary Manley
SIMPLY THE BEST NEWS IN FITNESS Not sure if you’re ready to commit? Try your first night FREE!
RSU 3 has a state-of-the-art fitness center available for use by the community. Located at the high school, come join and set up a fitness plan that will work for you! Sessions include a complete orientation with RSU 3 Teacher and Fitness Center Supervisor Mary Manley, who is on-site during the entire session.
The center is fully equipped with several cardiovascular machines including treadmills, ellipticals, upright and recumbent stationary bicycles, a rowing machine, free weights, and a complete Life Fitness Pro Circuit Series of weight machines.
Requires a medical clearance waiver signed by the participant who must be 18 years or older. No street shoes are allowed in the fitness facility.
Fee: Pay as you go $5.00 per night $65 for 1 session (14 nights, save $5.00) $130 for 2 sessions (save $10.00) $195 for all 3 sessions (save $15.00)
Spring Sessions: 1: Jan 7th—Feb 27th (Closed Feb vacation) 2: Mar 4th—Apr 17th (Closed April vacation) 3: Apr 29th—June 12th
When: Tuesdays & Thursdays 6-8 pm
Hunter Safety Course
with Gary Proulx
Taking a hunter safety course is the first step to joining a wonderful community of conservationists! Hunters have a longstanding role helping to keep wildlife populations at healthy levels and giving biologists valuable harvest data. Hunters also provide funding for wildlife management through the purchase of their licenses and a manufacturer-paid tax on firearms and ammunition. Without hunters, it would not be possible for the department to closely monitor and protect game and non-game species in our state. Maine offers some of the best hunting opportunities in the country. With over 17 million acres of extraordinary land and waterways, there are so many options to explore.
When:
March 4, 6, 11, 13 (T-Th for 2 weeks)
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Fee: FREE
iPhone Basics - 3 Tuesdays
with Nicole Moran
Please use the link at the bottom of this page for registration as well.
This course covers the basics of how to use Apple’s popular iPhone. This class starts with the basics of how to log on using multiple methods from passcode to touch id to face recognition technology. Apple’s iCloud service will be discussed, including how it will help secure your data and allow your data to be used across multiple Apple devices. The App Store will be covered to find additional applications that may meet your varied interests and needs.
Requirements for this class:
An iPhone connected to the internet.
Dates:
March 4, 11, 18
Time:
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Fee: Free
Registration Link:
https://digitalequitycenter.org/classes/class/iphone-basics/?instance_id=5483
Period of Purple Crying & Infant Safe Sleep Training
with Ryan Jackson, LSW
The purpose of this class is to provide education on how to reduce the number of injuries and deaths of Maine infants due to unsafe sleep practice. In addition, we will provide education on new ways to understand crying from infants and what to expect or what is normal to experience with infant crying habits.
Date:
March 6
Time:
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Format: Hybrid - Live online or join others in person at MVHS.
If you plan to join remotely please provide your email address for the class link.
Carving Fruit & Vegetables - Free Workshop
with Hector Pietra-Santa
Join our RSU 3 Artist in Residence Hector Pietra-Santa to learn the art of fruit and vegetable carving. This session is a free introduction to the craft, with produce and carving tools provided.
For those who like the craft and want to continue, another class will be offered March 20 where students will pay a small fee for the produce and their own carving tool to keep.
When:
Thursday March 6 @ 6pm - 7:30pm
Price:
FREE
Creating Yarn with Hand Spindles
with Alice Seegar
Hand spindles are simple, primitive tools that have been used to create yarn by indigenous cultures, on every continent, since the beginning of time. Supported spindles, drop spindles, Myan Spinners, Scottish, Turkish, Navajo, and Russian spindles as well as Takli spindles from India. Each requires somewhat different techniques to produce yarn. In this workshop various types of hand spindles will be demonstrated and available for participants to give them a spin! Students will use wool roving to spin into yarn to take home. Supplies are provided but may also purchase a hand spindle in class ($20).
Fee:
$25 per participant
When:
Tuesday March 11th, 2025
5pm to 8pm
Android Basics
with Danielle Pensec
Please use the link at the bottom of this page to register.
This class is a 3 week class on Wednesdays (Dates are listed below).
Get started with your Android device, learn how to use essential applications like email, contacts, camera, and Chrome, and manage your settings. 3 one hour classes.
Requirements for this class:
An Android tablet or phone with Internet access.
Dates:
March 12th
March 19th
March 26th
Time:
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Registration Link:
https://digitalequitycenter.org/classes/class/android-basics/?instance_id=5596