The Peer Literacy Mentor Program held its second annual literacy symposium in its continued efforts to tackle the ongoing problems surrounding reading … [Read more...]
Treating dyslexia in prison
How one San Quentin teacher helps residents combat the learning disability There is a strong link between illiteracy, learning disabilities, and … [Read more...]
Volunteer serves Mt. Tam College students in Computer Lab
By Stuart Clarke Eric Roos volunteers his free time to serve San Quentin residents enrolled in Mount Tamalpais College. He oversees the Mt. Tam … [Read more...]
Library helps foster family connections through literacy
By Terrell J. Marshall, Staff Writer Usually, the small San Quentin Rehabilitation Center library is full of incarcerated people quietly reading, … [Read more...]
New education center principal stresses importance of education within rehabilitation
By Anthony Manuel Caravalho, Sports Editor As the San Quentin Model celebrates its grand opening of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s $240 million learning … [Read more...]
Education key for an individual’s success, self-worth, transformation
For incarcerated students obtaining a bachelor’s degree, life is changing. Phillip Hernandez envisioned that one day he would graduate from high … [Read more...]
Law libraries offer pertinent information
Some people think that law libraries exist exclusively for lawyers, but in truth, they exist to serve anyone. The Psychological Study of Social … [Read more...]
Mount Tamalpais College students receive Associate’s Degrees
Resilience and mental toughness describe a dozen residents journeying to a higher education To celebrate the accomplishments of higher education … [Read more...]
Vice Principal Dr. Worthington talks to SQNews
SQNews: Besides being Vice Principal at Burton, what other positions have you held? J.W: Professor at online and on-ground higher Ed schools, … [Read more...]
Residents say racism still an issue at local high school
Racial hatred appeared nationally at a New Hartford Central School District, without consequence. Months later, at a local Marin County, California … [Read more...]
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