PrisonEducation.com, Prison Law Blog’s sister website, is in the process of updating a text which profiles various correspondence education programs that prisoners can enroll in. The text — “Education Behind Bars,” which I authored — has been substantially revised and will be published in a different form in 2014 by Middle Street Publishing, the nonprofit parent organization of both PrisonEducation.com and PrisonLawBlog.com.
If you work with or know of any correspondence education programs that can be completed entirely through the U. S. Mail, please email Rondi at EducationForPrisoners(at)Yahoo(dot)com.*1 Rondi is assisting in the process of compiling this information and would appreciate your assistance in this project. She’s interested in receiving information concerning college studies (religious, graduate, and undergraduate), high school, vocational/career, paralegal, Bible study, and other correspondence education programs which do not require access to a computer or the internet, only paper-based correspondence education programs which can be completed entirely through the U. S. Mail.
The Prison Law Blog thanks you in advance for your assistance with this needed project. By bringing correspondence education programs to our attention, we will be able to better disseminate this information to the prison population. And through this knowledge, more prisoners will be able to enroll in educational programs to better prepare themselves for the day of their release.
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Published Sep 23, 2013 by Christopher Zoukis, JD, MBA | Last Updated by Christopher Zoukis, JD, MBA on Jul 14, 2023 at 7:05 pm
