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Rick Scott, Governor
Florida Department of Corrections
Michael D. Crews, Secretary
| 97-98 Annual Report |
Education and Job Training
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| Wilson Bell Assistant Secretary (850) 922-8701 SunCom 278-8701 |
Bernard Cohen Deputy Assistant Secretary (850) 487-2165 SunCom 277-2165 |
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"The Secretary shall appoint an Assistant Secretary for Education and Job Training, responsible for the coordination and delivery of education and job training to the offenders in the custody of the department." (F.S. 20.315(3)(h)) The Office of Education and Job Training (OEJT) is responsible for providing adult education and job skills training to inmates and managing the department's inmate programs in the areas of special education, substance abuse, library services, wellness education, distance learning, and chaplaincy services. OEJT also oversees the Foundation for Partnerships in Correctional Excellence and the multi-state Star Schools Grant project. The Bureaus of Education and Job Training Other Areas of Education and Job Training |
| Office of Education and Job Training Programs (as of June 30, 1998) | ||||||||||||
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| Correctional Institutions (CIs) (Includes attached work camps and annexes) | Mandatory Literacy Program | Adult Education (ABE/GED) | Special Education | Volunteer Literacy | Title I | Computer Assisted Instruction | Vocational Program (No. of) | Library Program | Law Library Program | Transition Programs | Wellness Education | Substance Abuse (Type) |
| Apalachee CI * | X, ANX | X, ANX | X, ANX | X | X | X, ANX | 6 | X, ANX | MJR, MNR | X | X, ANX | II (2) |
| Avon Park CI * | X | X | X | 7 | X | MJR, MNR | X | X | IV | |||
| Baker CI | X | X | X, WC | X | 5 | X | MJR | X | I | |||
| Bartow CCC | X | |||||||||||
| Brevard CI * | X, WC | X, WC | X, WC | X | X | 7 | X | MNR | X | X | I, IV | |
| Broward CI * | X | X | X | X | 3 | X | MJR | X | II | |||
| Calhoun CI * | X | X | X | 4 | X | MJR | X | I | ||||
| Cen Fla Rec Ctr * | X | X | X, ANX | MJR, MNR | X, ANX | |||||||
| Century CI * | X | X | X | X | 3 | X | MJR | X | X | IV | ||
| Charlotte CI * | X | X | X | X | 2 | X | MJR | X | ||||
| Columbia CI * | X | X | X | X | 2 | X | MJR | X | II | |||
| Corr. Mental Health | X | X | STR | |||||||||
| Cross City CI | X | X | X, WC | X | X | 6 | X | MJR | X | IV | ||
| Dade CI * | X | X | X | X | 4 | X, ANX | MJR, MNR, STR | X | I, IV | |||
| De Soto CI * | X, WC | X, WC | X, WC | X | X | X | 5 | X | MJR, MNR | X | ||
| Dinsmore CCC | X | X | ||||||||||
| Everglades CI | X | X | MJR | X | ||||||||
| Florida CI * | X, LF | X, LF | X | X | X | X | 5 | X | MJR | X | X | I, II, IV |
| Fla. St. Prison * | WC | WC | X, WC | MJR, MNR | X | II (WC) | ||||||
| Gainesville CI | X | X | X | MNR | X | III, V, V (WC) | ||||||
| Glades CI | X | X | 2 | X | MJR | X | ||||||
| Gulf CI * | X | X | X | 2 | X | MJR, MNR, STR | X, ANX | II | ||||
| Hamilton CI | X | X | X | X | X | X | 4 | X, ANX | MJR, MNR | X, ANX | ||
| Hardee CI * | X | X | X | 5 | X | MJR | X | II | ||||
| Hendry CI * | X, WC | X, WC | 4 | X | MJR | X | IV | |||||
| Hernando CI | X | X | X | MNR | X | III, V | ||||||
| Hillsborough CI * | X | X | X | X | X | X | 3 | X | MNR | X | X | IV |
| Holmes CI * | X | X | X, WC | X | 3 | X | MJR | X | II | |||
| Indian River CI * | X | X | X | X | X | 5 | X | MNR | X | I | ||
| Jackson CI * | X | X | X | 4 | X | MJR | X | II | ||||
| Jefferson CI * | X | X | X | X | X | 5 | X | MJR | X | X | IV, V, DD | |
| Lake CI * | X | X | X | 4 | X | MJR | X | IV | ||||
| Lancaster CI * | X, WC | X, WC | X, WC | X, WC | X, WC | 7 | X | MNR | X | X | I, II (WC), IV | |
| Lawtey CI | X | X | X | 1 | X | MNR | X | II | ||||
| Liberty CI * | X | X | X | 4 | X | MJR | X | X | II | |||
| Madison CI * | X | X | 3 | X | MJR | X | X | |||||
| Marion CI | X | X | X, WC | X | 8 | X | MJR | X | X | IV | ||
| Martin CI * | X | X | X, WC | X | 1 | X | MJR | X, DTC | III | |||
| Mayo CI * | X | X | 1 | X | MJR | X | II | |||||
| New River CI | X, ANX | X, ANX | X, ANX | X | X | 5, 4 ANX | X, ANX | MJR, MNR | X | X, ANX | II (2) | |
| No Fla Rec Ctr * | X, ANX | MJR, MNR | X, ANX | |||||||||
| Okaloosa CI * | X | X | X | X | MJR | X | I | |||||
| Okeechobee CI * | X | 2 | X | MJR | X | X | ||||||
| Polk CI * | X, WC | X, WC | X, WC | X | 6 | X | MJR | X | II | |||
| Pompano CCC | 1 | V | ||||||||||
| Putnam CI | X | X | MNR | X | II | |||||||
| Quincy CI | X | X | 2 | X | MNR | X | II | |||||
| River Junction CI | X | X | 1 | X | MNR | X | I | |||||
| Santa Rosa | X | X | MJR | X | ||||||||
| So Fla Rec Ctr | X, ANX | MJR, MNR | X, ANX | |||||||||
| Sumter CI * | X | X | X, WC, BTU | BTU | BTU | 5 | X | MJR | X | IV | ||
| Taylor CI * | X | 2 | X | MJR | X | X | ||||||
| Tomoka CI * | X | X | X | 1 | X | MJR | X | IV | ||||
| Union CI | X | MJR (2) | X | II | ||||||||
| Wakulla CI | X | X | X | MJR | X | |||||||
| Walton CI * | X | X | 4 | X | MJR | X | X | II (2) | ||||
| Washington CI * | X | X | X | 2 | X | MJR | X | |||||
| Zephyrhills CI | X | X | X | 3 | X | MJR | X | I, DD | ||||
| H= Distance Learning Downlink Site X = Program(s) operational at this institution, or main unit of institution if it has 2 or more units; ANX = Annex; WC = Work Camp; Educational Programs: LF = Levy Forestry Camp; BTU = Basic Training Unit Substance Abuse: I = Tier I; II = Tier II; III = Tier III; IV = Tier IV; V = Tier V; (2) = Program at each unit; Law Library Programs: MJR = Major Collection; MNR = Minor Collection; STR = Starter Collection; (2) = Union CI has a separate law library in its death row unit | ||||||||||||
| Vocational Education Programs by Institution on June 30, 1998 | |
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| Facility/ # Programs |
Vocational Programs |
| Apalachee CI (6) | Cabinet Making, Auto Collision Repair, Construction Trades Helper, Diesel Engine Mechanics, Turf Equipment Management, Welding Technology |
| Avon Park CI (7) | Auto Technology, Business Administration Operations, Cabinet Making, Electronic Technology, Gas Engine Service Technology, Printing, Welding Technology |
| Baker CI (5) | Cabinet Making, Architectural Drafting, Electricity, Masonry, Pipe Trade SystemsTechnology |
| Brevard CI (7) | Auto Technology, Carpentry, Electronic Technology, DCT, Masonry, Welding Technology, Commercial Foods and Culinary Arts |
| Broward CI* (3) | Fashion Design, Business Administration Operations, Commercial Art |
| Calhoun CI (4) | Cabinet Making, Heating, AC and Refrigeration, Pipe Trade Systems Technology, Printing |
| Century CI (3) | Building Maintenance Technology, Architectural Drafting, Masonry |
| Charlotte CI (2) | Environmental Services Technology, Nursery Operations |
| Columbia CI (2) | Business Software Applications, Masonry |
| Cross City CI (6) | Cabinet Making, Auto Collision Repair, Electronic Technology, Electricity, Pipe Trade Systems Technology, Business Software Applications |
| Dade CI (4) | Auto Technology, Commercial Foods and Culinary Arts, Electronic Technology, Upholstery/Furniture Refinishing |
| DeSoto CI (5) | Auto Technology, Gas Engine Service Technology, Masonry, Welding, Carpentry |
| Florida CI* (5) | Fashion Design and Production, Business Administration Operations, Cosmetology (2), Architectural Drafting |
| Glades CI (2) | Consumer Electronic Repair, Masonry |
| Gulf C.I. (2) | Electronic Technology, Environmental Services |
| Hamilton CI (4) | Business Software Applications, Cabinet Making, Computer Programming, Masonry |
| Hardee CI (5) | Carpentry, Architectural Drafting, Electricity, Heating, AC and Refrigeration, Pipe Systems Trade Technology |
| Hendry CI (4) | Business Software Applications, Cabinet Making, Data Entry, Masonry |
| Hillsborough CI (3) | Building Maintenance Technology, Commercial Foods and Culinary Arts, DCT |
| Holmes CI (3) | Business Administration Operations, Auto Collision Repair, Welding Technology |
| Indian River CI (5) | Building Maintenance Technology, DCT, Environmental Services, Masonry, Business Software Applications |
| Jackson CI (4) | Business Software Applications, Mechanical Drafting, Environmental Services, Heating, AC and Refrigeration |
| Jefferson CI* (5) | Business Administration Operations, DCT, Desktop Publishing, Wastewater/Water Plant Operations |
| Lake CI (4) | Cabinet Making, Gas Engine Service Technology, Wastewater/Water Plant Operators |
| Lancaster CI (7) | Auto Technology, Carpentry, Commercial Food and Culinary Arts, DCT, Environmental Services, Gas Engine Service Technology, Printing |
| Lawtey CI (1) | Electricity |
| Liberty CI (4) | Business Software Applications, Electricity, Consumer Electronic Repair, Pipe Trade Systems Technology |
| Madison CI (3) | Carpentry, Shoe Repair, Tile Setting |
| Marion CI (8) | Building Maintenance Technology, Cabinet Making, Mechanical Drafting, Gas Engine Service Technology, Wastewater/Water Plant Operations, Business Software Applications, Electricity |
| Martin CI (1) | Masonry |
| Mayo CI (1) | Masonry |
| New River CI - East (5) | Business Admin. Operations, Commercial Vehicle Driving, Electronic Technology, Printing, Upholstery Furniture Refinishing |
| New River CI - West (4) | Gas Engine Service Technology, Masonry, Pipe Trade Systems Technology, Welding Technology |
| Okeechobee CI (2) | Environmental Services, Business Software Applications |
| Polk CI (6) | Auto Technology, Consumer Electronic Repair, Pipe Trade Systems Technology, Sheet Metal, Upholstery Furniture Refinishing, Computer Electronic Technology |
| Pompano CCC (1) | Auto Technology |
| Quincy CI (2) | Commercial Foods and Culinary Arts (2) |
| River Junction CI (1) | Auto Technology |
| Sumter CI (5) | Auto Technology, Cabinet Making, Electronic Desktop Publishing, Architectural Drafting, Masonry |
| Taylor (2) | Business Software Applications, Electronic Technology |
| Tomoka CI (1) | Masonry |
| Walton CI (4) | Business Software Applications, Cabinet Making, Electronic Technology, Building Maintenance Technology |
| Washington CI (2) | Business Software Applications, Building Maintenance Technology |
| Zephyrhills CI (3) | Heating, AC and Refrigeration, Nursery Operations, Printing |
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*Denotes female facility There are a total of 163 vocational programs at 44 facilities: 41 male and 3 female. All are located in major institutions (prisons) except for Pompano Community Correctional Center. | |
| 97-98 Annual Report |
