Lewiston Adult Education
Lewiston Adult Education
Gov. Longley Campus
145 Birch St.
Lewiston, ME 04240
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Lewiston Adult Education
Gov. Longley Campus
145 Birch St.
Lewiston, ME 04240
207-784-2928
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News
Lewiston Adult Education Celebrates 21 Graduates
Lewiston Adult Education recognized 21 graduating students on June 9 in the Lewiston High School gymnasium.
State Sen. Peggy Rotundo, who served as the keynote speaker, praised the
work students had done to earn their high school credential and their plans for the future.
“Several of you are currently attending or plan to attend Central Maine Community College. One of you, who is currently enrolled at CMCC, will transfer to the University of Southern Maine’s nursing program soon. A couple of you became new mothers while in school; several of you had to overcome barriers including no transportation, illness and injury, as well as struggles with addiction recovery. You are an amazing group!”
Student speaker Inocencia Pedro commended family and friends for their support.
“Thank you for supporting us, encouraging us, and believing in us when we doubted ourselves. To my classmates: today shows that no matter where we started, we can achieve our goals. This is not the end — it is just the beginning,” Pedro said.
Certificates were awarded to graduates in the following categories: academic honors, academic achievement, self-directed learning and student leadership.
Lewiston Adult Education also recognized the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, ILAP, with the annual community partner award. ILAP is Maine’s only statewide immigration legal services organization and provides monthly drop-in services and outreach at Lewiston Adult Education.
Kelley Rudd, a veteran Lewiston Adult Education teacher of 24 years, was also recognized with the 2026 Innovation Award. Rudd was the first full-time teacher hired to teach English to immigrant students in 2002. She was praised for her leadership, her ability to adapt and for establishing innovative programs that continue to meet the needs of the adult learners of the Lewiston community.
See the Print Version of the Winter-Spring 2026 Brochure
To see the print version of the Winter-Spring 2026 brochure, click on the link below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17gdCpuXFaNn1e9AT2i_P8n3bZmXONn9q/view?usp=sharing