George Stone Offering GED Classes At Molino Community Center

August 24, 2026

Adults looking to earn a high school diploma have a local option in North Escambia as GED preparation classes are now underway at the Molino Branch Library.

Offered through George Stone Technical College (GSTC) in partnership with the library, the program features open enrollment, allowing new students to register and begin classes at any time. Instruction will be led by new teacher Ken Marlin, combining traditional classroom lessons with individualized support to help students meet their educational goals.

Classes at the Molino Library meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 5:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.

Earning a GED opens the door to improved employment prospects, higher earning potential, and access to trade programs or higher education.

In addition to the Molino Library, GSTC provides GED prep courses across Escambia County, including:

  • Blue Angels Elementary
  • CareerSource Escarosa
  • C.A. Weis Elementary
  • GSTC Main Campus, 2400 Longleaf Drive
  • Online classes featuring flexible scheduling and personalized instruction

For more information or to enroll, contact Patricia Harrison by email at pharrison@ecsdfl.us or call (850) 786-6515. Additional details about available courses and technical programs can be found online at gstc.escambiaschools.org.

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Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under FRONT FEATURE