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During every calendar year they are in office, every coroner and deputy coroner shall be required, as a condition of continuing to serve as coroner, to take a training course approved by the Georgia Coroner’s Training Council pursuant to Code Section 45-16-66.
GDC policies governing education and vocational training programs in Georgia prisons, including academic education, GED testing, career technical education, and eligibility requirements.
Success stories and educational programs available to incarcerated people in Georgia prisons, including GED courses, vocational training, and college degrees.
An investigation into the absence of programs and activities in Georgia prisons, examining how enforced idleness affects incarcerated people and recidivism rates.
How free online courses (MOOCs) from universities like Harvard and MIT enable incarcerated people and their families to access quality education and improve employment prospects after release.
How incarcerated people in Georgia and beyond are teaching themselves through contraband phones and prison tablets, using resources like Harvard's CS50 course to gain skills and prepare for life after prison.