Massachusetts S1241 enhances educational programming for incarcerated emerging adults, ages 18-25, including high school equivalency and vocational.
Massachusetts S1241 amends educational programming for incarcerated emerging adults, ages 18-25, in state prisons and county facilities. It mandates the provision of diverse educational programs, including high school equivalency classes and testing opportunities. Specialized classes for college readiness, workforce development, and vocational training are also required. Facilities must ensure access to at least four hours of daily programming, five days a week, with a preference for innovative delivery methods through partnerships with nonprofits and educational institutions.
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