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Received e-mail today @ 2:03:07 pm from

Jason DeOliveira
The Harvard Learning Centers Inc.,
Director of Investor Relations
[e-mail]

Have to send $20 for every dividend that you are requesting. Eli, Rob Palumbo and 1 for 1 HVLN. They sent forms to fill out.


Verbatim from e-mail attachment;


PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. President Releases Letter to Shareholders on Importance of Recent Stock Dividends to Its Shareholders

Boca Raton, FL– May 23, 2007 – Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HVLN), today released a letter to shareholders from President Donald Platten. In the letter, Donald Platten discusses the current stock dividends being issued, and explains the importance of receiving them as a prelude to receiving stock distributions from the “spin off” of the subsidiary companies.

Letter to Shareholders:

Dear Shareholder,

As you know, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. (the “Company”) is currently issuing the previously announced 1-for-1 stock dividend of its Common Stock, payable to shareholders of record as of December 31, 2006, as well as the stock dividends for its subsidiaries, Eli Enterprises, Inc. and Rejuvenations by Robert Palumbo, Inc.

In issuing these stock dividends we intend to provide a return on your investment while we work to aggressively drive growth and improve year-over-year corporate performance.

Yet, our intent is to provide value beyond these dividends themselves. As we scale these subsidiaries, we intend to reach a point where we will “spin off” each one as a separate public company, distinct from Harvard Learning Centers, Inc., in order to greatly enhance the value of your investment in us.

Through the spin off process, as a shareholder in each subsidiary – achieved by your receipt of the stock dividend of each company, you will receive an additional distribution of shares of each company, greatly increasing your stock ownership.

That’s why requesting your dividends from us is so important – because unless you receive them, you won’t be able to receive the added-value that each spin-off will provide. Therefore, it is vital that you return a completed “Common Stock Dividend Subscription Form”. (Available at _____________.)

Important, please also note that each of these stock dividends is for “restricted” stock, and as such, cannot be issued by the Company to a broker/dealer account, even if that is where you have free-trading Company shares. These dividend shares can only be issued to you personally. If you do not return a completed “Common Stock Dividend Subscription Form”, the Company may not be able to issue your dividend shares .

If you have any questions regarding the stock dividends or any of the above, please feel to contact me at the above phone number or by email at [e-mail], or to contact our Director of Investor Relations at the above phone number or by email at [e-mail].

Thank you for your ongoing support.

Sincerely yours,

Donald Platten, President
Harvard Learning Centers, Inc.


About The Harvard Learning Centers, Inc.
The Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. offers training programs for both the mind and body of teenagers and young adults. Its historic focus has been the offering of SAT-ACT test preparation programs that help high school students succeed (www.sat-act-prep.com). SAT and ACT are standardized tests used by most U.S. colleges and universities for admission and placement decisions and scholarship eligibility. For SAT-ACT test preparation, the Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. offers classroom and online courses along with private tutoring.

On May 7, 2007, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. announced that it will immediately begin offering through its web site and to students in its classroom and tutorial programs, the full line of test preparation materials published by the Nova Press, Los Angeles, California. This new line will include books, software and online courses not only for preparation for the SAT, but for the LSAT, GMAT, GRE and MCAT graduate level tests†. All materials will be prominently co-branded with the Harvard Learning Center brand identity. This agreement greatly expands the offerings of Harvard Learning Centers, Inc., while allowing it to enter totally new national markets in higher education, and, via the Internet, significantly broaden its reach for its existing SAT-ACT test-prep products and services.

In April 2007, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. expanded into the Youth Sports Training Market with the acquisition of BSA Athletics, Inc., an early-stage sports training and fitness company, and ASAP Athletics, Inc., which operates a 5,000 square foot national sports training center for athletes. Both firms are located in West Boca Raton, Florida. Harvard Learning Centers has stated that ASAP is the first of a series of “speed” camps that it plans to open nationally. On May 10, 2007, Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. announced the “Grand Opening” of its new, state-of-the-art 5,000 square foot sports and fitness training facility for BSA and ASAP with an adjacent men’s Health Spa operated by “Rejuvenations by Robert Palumbo”. A “Grand Opening” party will be held from 6-9 p.m. at the facility located at 6453 West Rogers Circle, W-9, Boca Raton, Florida, 33487, on Friday June 15th.

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