Hubbs News

March 27 - Para Pro class starts

April 3-7 - Spring Break - no classes

April 10 - New students start (GED, ELL, Math, College Readiness)

April 10 - Intro to Small Business , IT Tier 1 and Tier 2 , Building Maintenance, CDL Permit start

April 11 - Para Pro Test Prep evening class starts (for current SPPS staff)

April 28 - (date change - originally scheduled April 21) No School - Professional Development

May 1 - Hubbs Scholarship applications due

June 7 - GED Graduation

View School Calendar(pdf)

Adult Career Pathways Job Training Info and Calendar

To sign up, click here and fill out the form, talk to your teacher, come in person, or call 651-290-4822.

Click on the purple Job Training icon to get more information about all classes (or, read on).

3/27/23-6/14/23

Online with Google Meet
Monday -Thursday
9:30-11:30 a.m.

4/10/23 - 6/14/23

Tier 1 - In person at Hubbs Center

Tier 2 - Online Google Meet *

Monday-Thursday

9:30am-11:30am

*Some days are in-person for skills training

4/10/23 - 6/14/23

Monday-Thursday

11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Hyflex

*What is hyflex? It's a class where students can attend the same class on Google Meet or at school. You can choose to come to school or stay home and participate online, depending on the day.

4/10/2023-6/14/2023

Monday and Wednesday

5:30-7:30pm

Online with Google Meet

4/10/2023-5/31/2023

Monday/Wednesdays

7:00-9:00 PM

Online with Google Meet

4/11/2023-6/14/23

Tuesday/Thursday

5:00-7:00pm

Online with Google Meet

If students want to borrow a laptop, they can fill out this tech help ticket: Tech Help Ticket form

• Laptops with cameras require a $40 cash deposit.
• Laptops without cameras (good for in-person and coach students) do not require a cash deposit.

• After submitting a request for a loaner device, students will be put on a waiting list.

• We will contact students by phone or text when one is ready.
• Students must attend their class before receiving a device.
• Laptop loaners from Hubbs are short-term loans (3-6 months).
• Students check them out for 3 months, and they can renew them for another 3 months if they're still active in class.
  
• Students are advised to look into longer-term options after 6 months.
• The tech help team can send some ideas for purchasing a low-cost device upon request.
• Or, students could earn a refurbished laptop through our DL contest (see below).

For more information about Tech Help for students, check out our webpage:

Tech Help and Laptop Loaner webpage

The distance learning contest runs from February to May. If you study 150 hours on distance learning between February 1 and May 31, you will earn a refurbished laptop. The distance learning platforms include Edmentum, MobyMax, ReadTheory, ReadWorks, Vocab A-Z, CommonLit, Khan Academy, MyEnglishLab, MyLab, BurlingtonEnglish, Northstar, and USA Learns. Contact Jessica Ess if you have any questions (612) 405-3636, jessica.ess@spps.org.

Since Friday, March 10 at 8:00 a.m., parking is NOT allowed on the EVEN numbered side of residential streets. In Saint Paul, the even-numbered side of the street is typically the south or east side of the street. See the Winter 1-Sided Parking Restrictions map to determine which street sections have one-sided parking restrictions (dashed red line): www.stpaul.gov/1sideparkingmap

Follow normal posted parking on arterial (main) streets. Always follow all posted signs, including temporary no parking signs. Do not block residential driveways, alley access or intersections.

The residential street parking ban is needed due to the record snowfall this winter that has narrowed many residential streets. Saint Paul Public Works has been working closely with the Saint Paul Fire Department, Saint Paul Police Department, and Saint Paul Public Schools to monitor street conditions to continue to keep them accessible for emergency vehicles and school buses.

The City will be ticketing and towing vehicles that are in violation of the 1-sided parking restrictions. The City of Saint Paul has created a 1-side parking map to help residents know which streets have the parking restrictions to avoid a potential ticket or tow.

For more information, including a detailed frequently asked questions section visit, www.stpaul.gov/1sideparking.

Are you looking to go to college next fall? Did you know that the Hubbs Center has a scholarship opportunity for students who have attended classes during this school year, and are ready for college next fall? To learn more, read more here.

Check out what is happening at St. Paul Parks and Recreation

Check out the Sparky the Seal Show at Como or see some greenery at the Conservatory

Check out the Science Museum of MN and check out their Reduced Price Ticket Program

Check out The Bell Museum

Check out the trains at the Transportation Museum

It is time to vote again for Minnesota's Best Adult Learning Program!

We gotta keep this going! Let Minnesota know that we are the BEST two years in a row!

The link is below, go to the EDUCATION tab, then the ADULT LEARNING tab, scroll down the list until you find HUBBS Center and CLICK SUBMIT! Make sure you see that your vote has been submitted.

Voting is open until April 5th. VOTE EVERYDAY, even Saturday and Sunday!!!!

https://www.votemnbest.com/

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Location: 1030 University Avenue West, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Phone: (651) 290-4822
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