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Career Development Services Within Maryland Correctional Education Facilities

Career Development Services Within Maryland Correctional Education Facilities

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Bailey, Diana M.

National Career Development Association (Broken Arrow, OK)

Published 2006. 5 pages.

Correctional education services provided by the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) are described. Sections of this article are: need for educational services for the Maryland incarcerated population; statutory requirements; inmate educational achievement -- Fiscal Year 2006; staffing patterns; return on investment -- for every dollar invested, two dollars are realized in return; Career and Workforce Development services; and training for trainers. Accession Number: 021829

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