Adult learning center opens on St. Paul's East Side

District celebrates opening of East Side Learning Hub @ Harding.

September 19, 2013 at 6:52PM

Adult residents of St. Paul's East Side who want to catch up on learning can do it closer to home.

The school district has opened an adult education center, the East Side Learning Hub @ Harding, to give people an opportunity to earn a GED and learn English without having to travel to sites across town.

A grand opening event is being held at the hub at 1526 E. 6th St. at 4 p.m. Thursday.

Fall classes are underway.

The center, built at a cost of about $1.5 million, offers adult basic education classes in three sessions during the day and night. The hub also houses an evening high school program to help students earn course credits for graduation. Age and eligibility requirements vary.

For more information about adult basic education, go to: hubbs.spps.org.

To learn more about the evening high school, go to: ehs.spps.org.

Community education programming, including driver's education, also is available.

The learning hub is among several district projects new to the East Side this fall. Others include the expansion of Montessori programming and the splitting of a French language immersion program into two campuses.

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Anthony Lonetree

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Anthony Lonetree has been covering St. Paul Public Schools and general K-12 issues for the Star Tribune since 2012-13. He began work in the paper's St. Paul bureau in 1987 and was the City Hall reporter for five years before moving to various education, public safety and suburban beats.

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