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1 **Washington County Sheriff's Office**
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3 **CORRECTIONS DIVISION**
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5 Policy Manual
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8 Volume: CH
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10 Services and Programs
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12 Chapter: 10
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14 Education
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17 Replaces and/or Supersedes:
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19 PI 30
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21 Published:
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23 03/05/2012
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25 Review Date:
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27 08/07/2017
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30 Sheriff Cory C. Pulsipher
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32 Chief Deputy Jake Schultz
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35 __**TABLE OF CONTENTS**__
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37 CH 10_101 Definitions
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39 CH 10_102 References
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41 CH 10_103 General
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44 **CH 10_101 __DEFINITIONS__**
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46 1. WCSO: Washington County Sheriff's Office
47 1. PCF: Purgatory Correctional Facility
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49 **CH 10_102 __REFERENCES__**
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51 1. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Standards:
52 11. 2000-13.
53 1. Utah Sheriffs' Association Jail Standards:
54 11. J03.01.01: Written Education Policies and Procedures Required
55 11. J03.01.02: Content: Education Programs
56 11. J03.02.01: Purpose
57 11. J03.02.02: Education Programs Offered
58 11. J03.02.03: Involving Boards of Education
59 11. J03.03.01: Staffing
60 11. J03.03.02: Facilities
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62 **CH 10_103 __GENERAL__**
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64 1. Policy:
65 11. To the extent that resources are available:
66 111. Educational programs should be offered to inmates; and
67 111. Facilities and equipment for educational programs should be provided.
68 11. The types of educational programs offered may depend on:
69 111. The availability of community educational resources;
70 111. The average daily population of the facility; and
71 111. A determination of the educational needs of the general inmate population.
72 11. Jail staff should contact state and/or local boards of education to seek their assistance in providing education programs.
73 1. Rationale:
74 11. Many inmates lack the education and/or skills necessary to make them competitive for employment after release.
75 11. Education may help improve an inmate's capability to lawfully function in society after release.
76 11. A large number of inmates with similar educational deficiencies can be served more cost effectively.
77 11. The boards of education may be able to supply additional resources. The Utah Legislature has created statutory responsibility for the State Board of Education, subject to legislative appropriation, for the education of persons in the custody of the Utah Department of Corrections. PCF typically holds some UDC prisoners.