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The next term of APL’s English as a Second Language classes are getting off to an early start this year!

Amarillo Public Library’s ESL classes are completely free of charge and are available at the Downtown and East Branch APL locations.

Registration kicks off the week of August 10, with classes beginning the following week.

Downtown Classes take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:30 PM starting Tuesday, August 18 and continuing through Thursday, December 10.

East Branch Classes meet on Mondays and Tuesdays at 6 PM starting on Monday, August 17 and continuing through Tuesday, December 15.

Registration for East Branch classes will be available all day on Tuesday, August 11. Interested students can stop by the East Branch, which is located at 2232 E 27th Ave.

Registration for Downtown Classes will take place from 5:30 to 7 PM on Thursday, August 13. The Downtown Library is located at 413 SE 4th Ave.

For more information on ESL classes, please call 806-378-4245.

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