Adult Education Director Crystal Sawyer (right) and student Rowdy Depasquale, 17, of Effingham hold a check for $5,000 that came at a time when Adult Ed can really use the money. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Adult Education Director Crystal Sawyer (right) and student Rowdy Depasquale, 17, of Effingham hold a check for $5,000 that came at a time when Adult Ed can really use the money. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
TAMWORTH — Carroll County Adult Education recently received a $5,000 donation from an anonymous donor. It was gratefully received, coming at a time when they have more students and less funding. Among the victims of the cut funding was the North Conway office that had been on Grove Street.
Carroll County Adult Education, based at 680 White Mountain Highway in Tamworth, helps students pass their GED, or high school equivalency, tests. It also serves English as a Second Language students, provides help with studying for a driver’s license, filling out college financial aid forms, resume writing, etc.
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