Realizing the Full Vision of School Discipline Reform
A Framework for Statewide Change
This report draws on the experience of five states to present strategies that all states can use to achieve significant reductions in their use of suspensions. The report also offers recommendations for applying a data-driven approach to ensure that school discipline reforms not only reduce suspensions, but also foster supportive learning environments and ultimately improve outcomes for all students.
Michigan is one of 17 states that not only offers advanced education opportunities behind bars, but also ensures…
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Former inmates need jobs and employers are looking for workers. So where's the disconnect?
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“Purpose, Necessity, and Impact”: Reflections from the Transforming Juvenile Probation Certificate Program
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Creating a “Path of Achievement” Through Education in Corrections
Michigan is one of 17 states that not only offers advanced education opportunities behind bars, but also ensures that the programs offered inside correctional facilities translate to the skills employers need outside of them.
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As Jobs Market Struggles, Formerly Incarcerated are Prevented From Helping
Former inmates need jobs and employers are looking for workers. So where's the disconnect?
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How States Block Access to Continued Education for People in the Criminal Justice System
A new 50-state report reveals how state policies fail to support—and often restrict—incarcerated people from accessing continued education.
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Technical Education Behind Bars Makes a Difference
Dr. Sadique Isahaku has dedicated much of his career to improving education in correctional facilities in Wisconsin.
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Changes on the Horizon in Sonoma County
Recent juvenile justice system assessment highlights potential policy improvements.
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