December 5, 2009
State cuts could mean and end to classroom rehab at San Quentin
In a brightly colored classroom in an otherwise dismal place, Stanley Durden studies intently at a desk.
Durden, 51, says he wants to gain what he missed outside San Quentin State Prison - an education.
"I won't learn anything by sitting in the cell or watching TV. I prefer to have school," said Durden, who has served 10 years of a 25-to-life prison sentence for repeated burglary and robbery convictions. He wants to earn his GED…
LINK - ContraCostaTimes.com
