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CoreCivic | 9/3/18 8:00 AM

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At our Hardeman County Correctional Center in Tennessee, a team of dedicated teachers help change lives through an extraordinary GED program.

They share the same goal: help offenders realize their full potential and stay out of prison.
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Topics: Reducing Recidivism

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