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Edmonds Community College and the Monroe Correctional Complex

May 10, 2016 By kaia

Program Website: N/A 

Contacts:

Kristyn Whisman, Dean of Corrections Education

kvwhisman@doc1.wa.gov, 360.794.2651

Program Description: Edmonds Community College is contracted through the WA State Board for Community and Technical Colleges by the WA Department of Corrections to offer pre-college and post-secondary level courses at the Monroe Correctional Complex in Monroe, WA. Course offerings include High School Equivalency preparation courses, English as a Second Language, various vocational program courses, Job Seeking Skills, and College Readiness.

Degrees Offered: Our students are eligible to receive up to a one-year vocational certificate.

Programs Offered: 

Unique Features: N/A

Headquarters: Monroe, WA

Correctional Facilities Served: Monroe Correctional Complex 

Population Served: We serve men in minimum, medium, maximum, and close custody facilities at the Monroe Correctional Complex.

Number of Students: Approximately 350

Graduates to Date: N/A

Year Founded: N/A

Founders: N/A

College/University/Organization Partnerships: Edmonds Community College

Funding: Our program is funded directly by WA Department of Corrections state funds. Each year, we receive an allocation of state funds to offer our college/DOC approved programs within the correctional facility.

Program Evaluation: Programs are evaluated through both local Edmonds Community College processes, as well as a DOC process to determine the program effectiveness within the institution.

Filed Under: All States, Washington

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