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EDUCATION

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By Terrell J. Marshall, Stuart Clarke, Anthony Manuel Caravalho
| San Quentin News
Thirty years ago, what would become Mount Tamalpais College was born in San Quentin State Prison amidst violence, racial tension, animosity, … [Read more...] The Peer Literacy Mentor Program held its second annual literacy symposium in its continued efforts to tackle the ongoing problems surrounding reading … [Read more...] How one San Quentin teacher helps residents combat the learning disability There is a strong link between illiteracy, learning disabilities, and … [Read more...] By Stuart...
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PROFILE

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By Terrell J. Marshall, Stuart Clarke, Timothy Hicks
| San Quentin News
Mike Winder proof that kind-heartedness goes a long way San Quentin Rehabilitation Center free-staff painter, part time percussionist, and valued … [Read more...] By Stuart Clarke Eric Roos volunteers his free time to serve San Quentin residents enrolled in Mount Tamalpais College. He oversees the Mt. Tam … [Read more...] California State Assemblywoman Mia Bonta (D-18th District), who represents Oakland, Alameda, and Emeryville, visited San Quentin with Gov.
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CDCR

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By Stuart Clarke, Bostyon Johnson, Terrell J. Marshall
| San Quentin News
By Edwin E. Chavez The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation announced that another institution will close this year.
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