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Concord Carlisle ACE committee approves November minutes, welcomes coordinator

Concord Carlisle adult education committee welcomes new coordinator, outlines spring programming. The Adult and Community Education Committee unanimously approved November 2025 minutes at its January 9 meeting and welcomed Continuing Education Coordinator Amy Smack, who started January 4 and

Concord Carlisle Adult and Community Education Committee · Meeting of January 9, 2026

CARLISLE — Concord Carlisle adult education committee welcomes new coordinator, outlines spring programming. The Adult and Community Education Committee unanimously approved November 2025 minutes at its January 9 meeting and welcomed Continuing Education Coordinator Amy Smack, who started January 4 and replaced retired Stefanie Cloutier. Adult education program registrations are filling with wait lists developing.

Winter driver's education classes were full, with all participants passing examinations, and spring registrations are also filling up. Special event programs for spring include sessions on confronting antisemitism, DEI education, and LGBTQIA+ identities.

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Source: the Concord Carlisle Adult and Community Education Committee meeting of January 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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