[NIFL-FAMILY:2073] Prison rates and test scores

From: Maggie Dyer (mdyer@webster.edu)
Date: Wed Apr 13 2005 - 14:57:21 EDT 

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Hello everyone,

Off an on, I've heard people mention that communities are basing their
future prison construction plans on 3rd grade reading test scores.  Is this
just a story or can anyone direct me to a study, citation, or other
reference to an actual community doing this.

Thanks,

Maggie Dyer
LIFT-MO

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