Hubbs News

September 7 - Labor Day Holiday/Building closed

September 8 - Classes begin/students start classes

September 14 - new students start

September 21 - No School - Teacher workshop

September 28 - new students start

October 5 - new students start/Job Training classes start

October 15 and 16 - No School - MEA Teacher Workshops

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Dear students,

Fall classes will begin on Tuesday, September 8.

If you scheduled for classes with your teacher in your summer class or you called or came in to schedule for fall classes, you should be able to log in and see your class schedule. Please log in to the student portal (and click on the "schedule" tab) to see your class schedule with your teacher's name and room number. To log in, you will need your student ID number (below your picture on your ID badge) and email that you gave us when you registered. Your contact information will be shown, too. If you need to change that, you can contact the Hubbs Center office and we will update it.

***If you do not see a class schedule, or see "intake advising room" or "GED Scheduling" when you click on the schedule tab, contact an advisor to complete the scheduling process (you do not have a schedule yet , or it needs to be confirmed!)***

***If you did not take summer classes or have not registered for fall classes yet, please contact us now to reserve a spot in class. Some classes are already filling up.

See below an overview of English Language Learning (ELL) and math levels, describing the test scores needed for each level, and the pathway to GED and College Readiness.

Click on the video below to hear the description:

You can select your classes by looking at the class options here. If you click on the level below, you can see all of the class options for your level.

Click on your level to see a list of class options. Notice that in person classes are listed on the left side and online classes are listed on the right side.

ELL A1

ELL A2

ELL B1

ELL B2

ELL C1

ELL C2

Click here to see a visual overview of class options of all ELL and College Readiness levels (click the tab at the bottom to select the level).

The General Education Development (GED) Test is made up of four tests designed to measure your proficiency in standard high school subjects. The classes cover all GED® test subject areas including Language Arts (Reading and Writing), Math, Science, and Social Studies. Take classes to prepare for the GED exams!

Learn more about GED classes here.

See GED Preparation Class options here.

See test requirements and more information here.

See College Readiness class options here.

Friday Workshops:

To sign up for any of these one-day Value Added Career Workshops (for current students), contact an advisor (for ELL B1 and above and L1 students).

Information Technology Tier 1 and Tier 2

Tier 1 - In-Person

11:30-1:30

Tier 2 - Online Google Meet

9:30-11:30

Commercial Drivers License Permit (CDL)

Monday/Wednesday

5:30-7:30pm

Online with Google Meet

In-person class: 8:30-11:30

Monday-Thursday

Paraeducator Certificate (Educational Assistant/Teacher Assistant)

Online with Google Meet

Monday-Thursday

9:30-11:30 AM

**Paraeducator Math is also recommended with this class:

8:30-9:30 AM

Distance Learning is also available if you are not able to have a regular schedule with classes, but you must be an independent learner and stay actively working on the platform. Let us know if you would like that.

Distance Learning Advisor

Jessica Ess

651-744-7551 (text or call)

Jessica.Ess@spps.org

Come in, contact the Hubbs Center: 651-290-4822, or contact an advisor directly below.

English (ELL), College Preparation and Job Classes:

Ruth Rodriguez

651-744-7611 (text or call)

Ruth.Rodriguez@spps.org

English (ELL), College Preparation and Job Classes:

Javi Bustamante

651-744-3905 (text or call)

Javiera.Bustamante@spps.org

GED CLasses:

Amy Stotzheim

651-744-7534 (call or text)

Amy.Stotzheim@spps.org

Please join us in congratulating Deondre Mencl, a genius for sure!!! He didn't just earn his GED recently, but he did so by getting a perfect score on his Social Studies test and a very, very, very high Math score!

Deondre really put in the effort and stuck with it even though it would have been easier to stop altogether.

We are so proud of you and are so impressed!

We can't wait to see what is next for you.

Thanks for letting us brag about you on our Social Media and website.

If a teacher or an advisor has told you that you need to test, please plan to come in soon, or make an appointment for online testing (limited availability). Students who are enrolled can arrive between 9am-5:30pm (or 5:00pm if taking the TABE reading) to test (Th 8/28, 9am-3pm). If you need to test, you may be asked to test before starting your class.

See more information about testing here.

If you have registered for fall online class, please watch for emails from your teachers close to the start date of your class. If you don't see an email, please check your SPAM, Promotions or Junk folders in your email to see if the message got redirected. Your teachers will send you the link to join class and give you any additional instructions for joining their classes on Google Meet. If you join online class from a phone or tablet, please download the app for Google Meet on your device. If you would like to see an example of how to log on to classes online, watch this video. If you need tech help, please visit the tech help page on our website with more information. See the attachment below with instructions on how to join a google meet class.

Email: abeinfo@spps.org
Website: spps.org/hubbs
Location: 1030 University Avenue West, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Phone: (651) 290-4822
Facebook: www.facebook.com/sppsabe
Twitter: @sppsabe