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Empowering California Ex-Offenders: Overcoming Recidivism with Education Reform

Delve into the current cycle of incarceration in California, where only 1 in 4 break free without rehabilitation. Discover how ex-offender education programs, supported by influential figures like Larry Bowler and Frances Hesselbein, offer a solution. Learn about the success rates: 9 out of 10 who receive education do not reoffend, in comparison to 3 out of 4 without. By investing in education over incarceration, taxpayers benefit as 9 out of 10 ex-offenders become contributing citizens. Explore the cost comparison: $7,000 for rehabilitation versus up to $50,000 per year for reincarceration. No realignment funds are used for education, making it a sustainable solution for California's future.

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Empowering California Ex-Offenders: Overcoming Recidivism with Education Reform

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  1. In a Nutshell: The Problem and Solution to California Ex-Offenders • Supported By: • Larry Bowler, retired California Assemblyman • Robert Presley, retired California Senator • Frances Hesselbein, CEO of the Leader to Leader Institute • Ward Allen, Twin Rivers Adult School Heavy Duty Truck Driver Training Program Instructor • Jacob J. Walker, Twin Rivers Adult School Last Updated January 13, 2012

  2. Current Cycle of Incarceration in the State of California Only 1 out of 4 Break the Cycle without Rehabilitation 3 out of 4 Recidivate

  3. Ex-Offender Education Model 9 out of 10 Break the Cycle Only 1 out of 10 Recidivate

  4. Which is Better for the Tax-Payer? No Rehabilitation Ex-Offender Education 9 out of 10 become tax-paying citizens Rehab costs about $7,000 total • 3 Out of 4 Go Back to Incarceration • Each of these cost us up to $50,000 per Year No Money Comes out of Realignment Funds

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