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4/03/2026

  • jesse4430
  • Apr 3
  • 1 min read

MICHIGAN - In Michigan, more inmates are earning high school diplomas, technical certificates, and college credits than ever before. New state data shows about 4,000 inmates completed programs last fiscal year, up 66% from 2020. Enrollment has also increased, with about 11,000 of the state’s 33,000 prisoners participating. Programs range from high school equivalency to trades like welding and truck driving. The goal is to provide education and vocational training for successful reintegration.

 
 
 

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