Nearly 300 registrations were witnessed last year for "Growing in Grace" courses.
Category: Adult Education
A free course which will explore and teach how to find information among the diverse resources of the St. Louis Public Library began on September 25.
Does "going to college" always mean sitting in classrooms, hearing lectures, taking tests, being surrounded by the younger set?
An excursion to Chicago's Merchandise Mart and on-site workshop led by Patricia Degener, interior design specialist, is offered by Washington University's School of Continuing Education April 28-29.
Some neighborhood people have shown interest in forming a discussion group for the American Issues Forum, a series of discussions tied in with the Bicentennial.
In the Bulletin Board section of November's Paper we carried a brief article about the ceramics class being held at St. Roch's.
Area residents should consider taking advantage of a ceramics class being held at St. Roch's under the sponsorship of the Adult Education Department of the St. Louis Public Schools.
April 15 thru April 22 is Holy Week.
Three years ago in April, some 25 area residents met to discuss a dream, a local school where local people could study those things of interest to them.
These days we tend to think of education as an expensive commodity as, of course, it is.
The People's Community School, housed at Hamilton School, is seeking instructors for a number of courses.
Here is an opportunity to overcome your inhibitions and develop self confidence.
