At state prison, inmates aim to improve lives as students

Published: May 20, 2019

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Kimberly Piper spent the majority of her career teaching middle schoolers. About four years ago, she was looking for a change. She found the Department of Corrections was looking for an English teacher for Granite State High School, a micro school district that operates within the prison walls. JR--At state prison, inmates aim to improve lives as students

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