CDCR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
STARTING A FACE TO FACE COLLEGE
PROGRAM IN PRISON
Critical Issues to Consider to Get liftoff
For in Person College Classes
Transferable Courses
• ….to expand access to community college
courses that lead to degrees or certificates
that result in enhanced workforce skills or
transfer to a four-year university.
• A.A. for Transfer
• A.A. in Entrepreneurship
Face to Face College Teaching, do you
have the staff ready to teach inside ?
Do you have the staff and can the
course be taught with papyrus?
Key personnel to contact
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The Prison Warden
The Assistant Warden
The Relevant Correctional Captain(s)
The Prison School Principal
The CDCR College Coordinator –Need MOU
Chancellors Office Director Of Inmate
Education
The Goal: Future Taxpayers
Contact Information:
State of California
Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
DAVID
M.
RAMIREZ, J.D.
Supervisor of Correctional Education Programs
College Program Coordinator
Office of Correctional Education
1515 S Street, 400 S
Sacramento, CA 95811
Tel: (916) 324-8783
Fax: (916) 324-1416
Cell: (530) 306-7366
e-mail: david.ramirez2@cdcr.ca.gov