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BOP Program Statement 5356.01 § 6

§544.72 Incentives.

activein force · 2026-06-22 – presentact-effective-date

The Warden shall establish a system of incentives to encourage an inmate to obtain a GED

credential.

Each institution will refer to the Program Statement First Step Act Assessments,

5356.01 6/22/2026 Federal Regulations from 28 CFR: this type. Implementing instructions: this type. 9

Programming, and Incentives for guidance regarding monetary incentives for inmates

participating in and completing the literacy program. Non-monetary incentives may also be

offered including pencils, pens, journals, “Student of the Month” or “Perfect Attendance”

awards, in an effort to encourage continued participation in the literacy program.

The literacy incentive award program must be explained to the inmates during the Admission

and Orientation (A&O) presentation, included in the Education Handbook, and posted on

bulletin boards.

History

PS 5356.01 dated 2026-06-22

Provenance

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bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
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