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mynx

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In ________ programs, many states and the Federal Bureau of Prisons require inmates without a high school diploma or GED to attend school.
 
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________ give an indication of an inmate's level of literacy, regardless of the grade completed in school, and indicate whether additional educational programming is needed.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Answer: mandatory prison education

Answer to Question 2

Answer: Educational proficiency exams





 

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