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Our ESOL Healthcare class students standing in front of NRAE sign with the nurse and ESOL teacher

"Time to nurse those skills!"

Congratulations to Katianna Chery, Indjena Antoine, Nicole Taylor, Junald Datis, and Marchae McLeod, 2023 CDP graduates, for winning the Beatrice McEwen Scholarship from the Community Foundation of Eastern CT. All are planning to attend Three Rivers Community College in the Fall and this scholarship will help them on their way!

Our dedicated Personal Care Aide students at Norwich Regional Adult Education have mastered their lessons and are now moving on to hands-on clinical skills training under the expert guidance or our nurse instructor! With the support of their ESOL teacher, they are learning to apply their knowledge in real-life scenarios, preparing to provide compassionate, high-quality care. 

This is where the real journey begins–building confidence and skills to make a difference in the lives of others. Let's cheer them on as they take this next step!

Afternoon ESOL group with Officer Chase

Our afternoon ESOL students had a special visitor—Officer Chase Chiangi from the Norwich Police Department!

Officer Chase shared helpful info about local laws and the role of police officers in our community. For many of our students who are new to the U.S., it was a great chance to learn and ask questions in a friendly, welcoming space.

Even more importantly, it gave students a chance to meet a local officer, see the person behind the badge, and start building positive community connections

We’re so grateful to Officer Chase and the Norwich Police Departmentfor taking the time to visit and support our students!

Welcome to Norwich Regional Adult Education

Norwich Regional Adult Education provides day and evening academic programs, family education, job training, and workplace education to residents ages 17 and over in our 12 cooperating school districts. Norwich Regional Adult Education is dedicated to the service and growth of each student. Whether you need to improve your English, finish high school, or gain skills for the workforce, NRAE is committed to the belief that all students may achieve success.