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Welcome to the Education-Based Incarceration Home Page |
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Definition |
Education Based Incarceration (EBI) is a component of the criminal justice system that is focused on deterring and mitigating crime by investing in its offenders through education and rehabilitation.
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Mission |
To create a culture and system of incarceration in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) Jail System that encourages short-term and life-long learning, and reduces recidivism by increasing the educational, civic, social, economic, and life skills and engagement of participants.
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“Our goal is to create a life worth living by eliminating fear and fostering a life-long desire to learn”
Sheriff Lee Baca
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department |
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Goals |
The main goals of EBI are to increase the number of inmates achieving high school equivalency certificates or making progress toward the completion of a G.E.D, to increase access to traditional and nontraditional educational opportunities for all inmates, and to reduce the recidivism of program participants.
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| Program Contact Information |
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Education-Based Incarceration Unit
Offender Services Bureau
Correctional Services Division
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Twin Towers Correctional Facility
450 Bauchet Street, Room E888
Los Angeles, California 90012
(213) 893-5878
ebi@lasd.org Primary contact with the EBD should be done via the e-mail address
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| Program Staff |
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Lieutenant Brian Fitch - (213) 893-5878
LET Arthur Jones, J.D., Dr.jur. - (213) 893-5132
ebi@lasd.org
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Copyright LASD 2010 |
Updated:
September 22, 2010
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