Governor Mike Braun unveils ten-year prison education agreement in Indiana
The stated goal is to widen learning and job training opportunities for people leaving prison.
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What happened
Mike Braun, the governor of Indiana, announced a 10-year arrangement between the state's prison department and Ivy Tech Community College. The agreement aims to expand educational and workforce training for incarcerated people preparing to re-enter society.
Why it matters
The stated goal is to widen learning and job training opportunities for people leaving prison.
Coverage
- Indiana renews 10-year Ivy Tech partnership to expand education for inmates (wrtv.com)
- Gov. Braun announces 10-year Ivy Tech partnership to expand education in Indiana prisons (wowo.com)
- Indiana renews 10-year Ivy Tech partnership to provide inmate education (14news.com)
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