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BOP Program Statement 5300.21 § 13
PROGRAM REPORTS AND DEPARTMENT MEETINGS. By February 15th
of each fiscal year, Supervisors of Education must submit an
annual education program report to the Wardens of their
institutions reflecting achievement of strategic goals in meeting
the inmate population’s education and program service needs.
— Copies are sent to the Central Office Education
Administrator and Regional Education Administrator.
— A copy of the institution's education handbook and
class schedules are to accompany each annual education
program report.
— The Education Department is to maintain a copy of the
annual education report for 10 years.
The Supervisor of Education must hold monthly education/
recreation staff meetings.
The Supervisor of Recreation is to hold monthly staff meeting
when recreation is a separate department.
— Minutes from these meetings will be sent to the
Regional Education Administrator, the Central Office
Education Administrator, the Warden, and the
appropriate Associate Warden via BOPNet GroupWise.
PS 5300.21
2/18/2002
Page 18
Minutes may also be sent via GroupWise to other Supervisors of
Education or Supervisors of Recreation in the region.
— A copy of staff meeting minutes is to be
maintained in the Education/Recreation Department
for three years.
History
PS 5300.21 dated 2002-02-18
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