Lincoln-Sudbury Adult & Community Education

Embark on a captivating journey into the realm of cool computer algorithms! In Computer Science, an algorithm is a list set of instructions, used to solve problems or perform tasks, based on the understanding of available alternatives. Unlock the power of searching, sorting, and recursion as you unravel the mysteries of efficient data navigation, organization, and problem-solving. From mastering binary and linear search techniques to discovering the elegance of sorting algorithms like bubble sort, insertion sort, and quicksort, and exploring the art of recursion, this class will equip you with essential skills and ignite your passion for algorithmic problem-solving. Join us today and unleash your potential to create innovative solutions in the ever-evolving digital landscape. No programming experience needed!

Learn how to create a beautiful charcuterie tray that is perfect for any occasion! During this one-night, interactive class we will go over how to select and beautifully present the perfect combination of cheese, meat, and other flavor complements such as fruit, spreads, nuts, crackers, and dried fruit. You will watch a presentation and then make your own unique small tray (4-6 person) by practicing and selecting from different charcuterie food stations. $40 additional fee to be paid to Adrienne at the class includes all food along with a disposable tray for easy transportation home. Come join the fun and bring a friend!

Many parents of 9th and 10th graders want to know what lies ahead in the college planning and admissions process. The goal of this session is not to add stress, but to help you understand the process, expectations and timing so your student can make smart decisions now that will keep options open for later. This session will address how colleges evaluate applicants, academic planning during high school, extracurricular and summer activities, considerations for student-athletes, when to take standardized tests and how to prepare, and why sophomore year is important to financial aid. We’ll overview the college admissions roadmap and timeline so you know what’s ahead, and answer your questions. Pre-registration is required.

In this class we will discuss why, how, when and where to plan college tours, and what to do if you can’t visit in person. Learn how to make the most out of every campus visit and strategies to explore colleges of interest. Class concludes with Q&A - bring your questions!

Want to make delightful craft cocktails at home? You’ve come to the right class! Learn how to make unique drinks, keeping it easy, but sure to impress. Come experience mixed drink recipes for when you want to pull out all the stops! What is a craft cocktail? There’s actually some contention when it comes to the definition, but here’s our professional opinion. A craft cocktail is a hand-crafted alcoholic mixed drink made with fresh ingredients and no pre-made mixes. One or more of the following elements might be present: Homemade syrups infused with herbs or flowers Fresh squeezed juices and fresh herbs Unique or niche liqueurs Invite a friend or 2 to join for a relaxing evening at Sudbury Wine & Spirits, 410 Boston Post Road, Sudbury, MA.

Do you have a story to tell? Join prize winning author, Leta Serafim, and start writing compelling fiction today. This class will be taught in a workshop format, utilizing timed prompts and other techniques; and each of the four sessions will explore a different aspect of effective storytelling, everything from developing a memorable plot-line to creating unforgettable characters. The genres covered will depend on what students are interested in.

Come join in on the fun this fall and winter and dance the night away! In this 4-week course, couples will learn the dances’ style, technique and footwork. Enjoy the fun and easy setting, while listening to great music. Whether you have danced before or are just a beginner – you will LOVE this workshop! Price is PER COUPLE.

Come join in on the fun this fall and winter and dance the night away! In this 4-week course, couples will learn the dances’ style, technique and footwork. Enjoy the fun and easy setting, while listening to great music. Whether you have danced before or are just a beginner – you will LOVE this workshop! Price is PER COUPLE.

Come join in on the fun this fall and winter and dance the night away! In this 4-week course, couples will learn the dances’ style, technique and footwork. Enjoy the fun and easy setting, while listening to great music. Whether you have danced before or are just a beginner – you will LOVE this workshop! Price is PER COUPLE.

Come join in on the fun this fall and winter and dance the night away! In this 4-week course, couples will learn the dances’ style, technique and footwork. Enjoy the fun and easy setting, while listening to great music. Whether you have danced before or are just a beginner – you will LOVE this workshop! Price is PER COUPLE.

We appreciate your donation in any amount. The mission of the Lincoln-Sudbury Adult & Community Education program is to provide a variety of quality courses that educate, enrich, enhance and inspire our community to meet their personal and professional goals. Our non-profit, self-supporting program promotes the greater community to residents in Lincoln, Sudbury, Wayland, Maynard and beyond. We develop, plan, and implement programs in a wide range of subject areas; academic courses, career skills, creative arts, home improvement, adult health and exercise programs, and children's enrichment. We partner and collaborate with other non-profit community groups. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation, select the denomination of your choice in the drop-down menu to the right. You will receive an email confirmation upon completion of the donation. For more information or if you have questions please contact us at adult.ed@lsrhs.net or 978-443-9961 x3326. Thank you. Tax ID #04-6006428

Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote of Shakespeare: “He is inconceivably wise. With this wisdom of life is the equal endowment of imaginative and of lyric power. An omnipresent humanity coordinates all his faculties. He is strong, as nature is strong.” In three lecture-discussion sessions we will explore the thoughts and admonitions left for us by these two authors. We will evaluate which of their practical ideas are useful and which are outdated in our own life experience.

At the highest vantage point on the Sudbury portion of Nobscot Hill, Tippling Rock offers a breathtaking view of surrounding Metrowest landmarks. Along the way, the trail provides a unique look into local habitats and plants, as well as Native American and Colonial history. Limit 12 people.

This guided walk will be led by Ron McAdow, author of Imagining the Past at Mount Misery. The group will walk 2.3 miles through the Mount Misery Conservation Land in Lincoln. The route will include moderate gradients. Participants will learn about the colonial-era sawmill, the ice-age land-forms, the visits of Henry Thoreau, the ponds, and the Sudbury River.

This course is a guided walking tour of the history of the Saxonville area in Framingham from pre-European native peoples through immigration of people from Europe through the 1970's. Attendees will learn of the native peoples' use of the river and the falls and they will see the site of their village. They will learn about mill operations and what working for the mill was like. The currents of history will become clear in understanding how the mill village operated. Participants will be walking approximately 1.5 miles on some uneven surfaces.

Join Ted Elliman on two guided walks exploring the woods, meadows, and wetlands of Wolbach Farm and Greenways in Wayland. Choose from Friday or Saturday walks.