Post-Release Education
Post-Release Education
- Delaware – Study of Educational Transition Services – 2006: The goal of the study was to identify ways that educational staff in Child Mental Health (CMH) and Youth Rehabilitative Services (YRS) programs could improve transition outcomes for students with disabilities returning to their home schools or employment following discharge. Entire Document
- State of Delaware: Education Services Unit of the Department of Services for Children, Youth, and Their Families: Annual Outcome Evaluation of Programs Funded through the Consolidated Grant 2006-2007: It is a school level improvement plan for all of the state’s juvenile justice facilities that explains the students’ needs and the goals and programs designed to meet those needs. This report presents the program evaluation of the Education Unit's progress in carrying out the 2006-2007 improvement plan. Entire Document
- 2006 Annual Report to the Florida Department of Education: This review examines the literature on education, employment, and recidivism in order to identify what is known about whether education or employment might serve as a turning point for juvenile offenders. Chapter 5
- 2006 Annual Report to the Florida Department of Education: An examination of the relationship among academic attainment of youth during commitment and three years of post-release school attendance, diploma attainment, and employment. Chapter 6
- Office of Correctional Education (OCE)/Correction Education Association (CEA) - Three State Recidivism Study, 2001: The Correctional Education Association conducted the Three State Recidivism Study for the United States Department of Education Office of Correctional Education. The study was designed to see if education, independent of other programs, could have significant impact on the behavior of inmates after release. Entire Document