This report describes the “development of a correctional education reentry model illustrating an education continuum to bridge the gap between prison and community-based education and training programs. The goal of this model is to ensure that offenders can gain the knowledge and skills needed to obtain long-term, living-wage employment, and transition successfully out of the corrections system. It is based on a review of research studies and feedback from a panel of experts, including practitioners, administrators, and researchers in the fields of corrections and education” (p. 3). The reentry solution of an education continuum section covers: the model—strengthening and aligning education services, establishing a strong program infrastructure, and ensuring education is well integrated in the corrections system; and applying and validating the model.
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A Reentry Education Model: Supporting Education and Career Advancement for Low-Skill Individuals In Corrections
Accession Number: 026895
Media Type:
Document
Publication Year:
2012
Length:
36 pages
Source(s):
Sponsor(s):
U.S. Dept. of Education. Office of Vocational and Adult Education (Washington DC)
Accession Number:
026895