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Adult Learning Opportunities Community Education programs programs offer educational, recreational, cultural and leisure activities throughout the city for people of all ages. Also available are driver’s education, aquatics programs, senior citizen programs and tours. The Community Resource Program brings volunteers into the classroom to enhance curriculum and facilitate community service learning opportunities for students. A Community Education catalog of classes is sent to all Saint Paul homes three times a year or is available by calling (651) 793-5455. Adult Learning classes are available at several sites in Saint Paul as well as the Ronald M. Hubbs Center for Lifelong Learning. Classes to learn English, prepare for work or get a GED are available at several schools, community sites, and businesses. For more information, call Hubbs Center at (651) 290-4822. Ronald M. Hubbs Center for Lifelong Learning is an adult learning site located at 1030 W. University Ave. Adults ages 18 and older can prepare for a General Educational Development (GED) diploma at the center and take the GED tests. Classes are also available to adults who want to learn English, get ready for employment or prepare for post-secondary education. For more information, call Hubbs Center at (651) 290-4822. SEED classes provide an opportunity for adults who have experienced mental illness to develop intellectual, creative, social and practical skills. More than 40 classes address the needs of adults with a mental illness. Independent Living Skills, Expressive Arts, Adult Basic Education and Recreation and Physical Education are available. Classes consist of small sizes and caring instructors. The SEED Program is located at Riverside Learning Center, 900 Albion Street. For more information, call Faye Norton at (651) 228-3655. Family Education programs provide educational activities and support services to prepare children for school. The programs also give families support for raising children and managing families and information about child development. Programs include Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), the Community Kindergarten/School Readiness program, the Working Family Resource Center (WFRC) and Discovery Club. For more information, call:
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) provides quality classes and family activities that support parents as their children's first and most important teachers. These classes are held mornings, afternoons and evenings in neighborhoods throughout Saint Paul and transportation can be provided. During an ECFE class, parents and children learn together with emphasis on language, reading and math skills. During parents' time, licensed educators lead parents through discussions intended to increase parenting skills, while children are involved in age appropriate activities with an early childhood teacher. Saint Paul ECFE also provides language specific weekly classes for our non-English speaking population. For more information, visit our web site at www.ecfe.spps.org or call:
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Saint Paul Public Schools #625 -- 360 Colborne Street -- Saint Paul, MN 55102 -- (651) 767-8100 Contact Us The Saint Paul Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, marital status, national origin, age, color, religion, ancestry, status with respect to public assistance, sexual or affectional orientation, or disability. Click here for more information. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||