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Adult Basic Education/Adult General Education coming to Ensley

   October 7, 2016

Adult Basic Education/Adult General Education (ABE/GED) classes will begin soon at Ensley Elementary School located at 501 E. Johnson Ave.

“We will start by offering the classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. or from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.,” said Patricia Harrison, an Adult Education Counselor at George Stone Technical Center. “As we find out more about the needs of the students interested in attending on the Ensley campus, we will finalize the times. So, if you are seriously looking for a site and Ensley would be your choice for a location, contact us.“

GSTC’s GED classes are actively taught by a certified teacher and not a computerized self-paced program, Harrison added. Those interested should contact Harrison by calling 850-941-2361, ext. 2361.

ABE/GED classes cover material that is relevant to actually taking the GED Test, and are often an attractive option for people with busy schedules and who may already be working.

Adding Ensley Elementary School as a class location takes GSTC up to 3 locations that host ABE/GED classes. Other locations include their primary campus on Longleaf Drive, a site at Molino Community Center, as well as a site at Pathways For Change, near Baptist Hospital.

“All of our outlying sites have great pass rates for students taking the GED test,” added Harrison.

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