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IDOC has long set of inmates on waiting lists for education programs – including ABE classes which are supposed to be mandatory. Education, which is one of the very most effective ways to lessen recidivism, should maintain any program enhancement, and our union is very puzzled why it had not been included.

While the incarcerated populace appreciates help from any corner in obtaining expanded educational opportunities, it´s hard to swallow when coming from AFSCME, whose associates work daily to deny men at Stateville an education. Guards here routinely protest adding any new courses because they don´t want the increased movement that they will always claim is a security risk.

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´s safer for guards if men are locked in their cells all day. Guards also control all movement and routinely won’t escort students to the school building. More notoriously, Internal Affairs (IA) is given the final say in who are able to enroll in classes and routinely discriminates against Latinos. One Latino, who hasn´t got a disciplinary infraction in five years (and who attends artwork classes, without occurrence) were told by an IA that he can´t get a basic education because “his name is ringing”.

IA has been known to use access to education programs to coerce information from guys or to refuse an education as retaliation to be uncooperative, an alleged gang member, or having a staff assault in their history. Returning to the subject of Latinos, Stateville doesn´t offer any English as a Second Language class.

Thus, many Spanish-speaking immigrants who end up here are still left incapable of interacting effectively, unable to comprehend staff, the law, rules, people, and rules who may be upset with them. This year 2010, a dozen such men were arbitrarily kicked out of ABE and GED classes for being unable to learn as quickly as native English speakers. Despite numerous grievances over the past six years, only 1 has been allowed back. Through no accident, as both policy and practice, Stateville fails to educate the people confined here. This is completely contrary to the mentioned goals of both the Illinois Code and Constitution of Corrections. Not long ago too, the United Nations recognized education as a basic human right.