notice of change to section: 3043 · 2018. 10. 5. · section: 3043.3 number: 18-09 publication...

CDCR 1189 (REV. 06/18)

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

NOTICE OF CHANGE TO

REGULATIONS Section: 3043.3

Number: 18-09

Publication Date: October 5, 2018

Effective Date: July 1, 2018

INSTITUTION POSTING AND CERTIFICATION REQUIRED

This Notice announces the proposed amendment of Section 3043.3 of the California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 15, Crime Prevention and Corrections, to incorporate into Division 3, Chapter 1, provisions regarding inmate credit earning and the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD The public comment period will close on November 26, 2018 at 5:00 p.m. Any person may submit written comments about the proposed regulations by mail to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), Regulation and Policy Management Branch (RPMB), P.O. Box 942883, Sacramento, CA 94283-0001, or by e-mail to [email protected]. All written comments must be received or postmarked no later than 5:00 p.m. on November 26, 2018.

PUBLIC HEARING INFORMATION A public hearing regarding these proposed regulations will be held on November 26, 2018, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Conference Room 100N, located at 1515 S Street, North Building, Sacramento, CA 95811. The purpose of the hearing is to receive comments about this action. It is not a forum to debate the proposed regulations. No decision regarding the permanent adoption of these regulations will be rendered at this hearing. Written comments submitted during the prescribed comment period are given the same significance and weight as verbal comments presented at the hearing. This hearing site is accessible to the mobility impaired.

POSTING This Notice shall be posted immediately upon receipt at locations accessible to inmates, parolees, and employees in each Department facility and field office not later than five calendar days after receipt. Also, institutions and facilities shall make this Notice available for review by inmates in segregated housing who do not have access to the posted copies, and shall distribute it to inmate law libraries and advisory councils. CDCR Form 621-A (Rev. 04/18), Certification of Posting, shall be returned to RPMB by mail or email. See Department Operations Manual Sections 12010.12.1 and 12010.12.2 for posting and certification of posting procedures.

CONTACT PERSON Inquiries regarding this Notice should be directed to Josh Jugum, by mail to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, RPMB, P.O. Box 942883, Sacramento, CA 94283-0001, by telephone at (916) 445-2228, or e-mail to [email protected]. Inquiries regarding the subject matter of these regulations should be directed to Hillary Iserman, Division of Rehabilitative Programs, at (916) 324-0849.

Original Signed By: KATHLEEN ALLISON Undersecretary (A), Operations California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

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Notice of Proposed Regulations NCR 18-09 10/5/18 1

NOTICE OF PROPOSED REGULATIONS

California Code of Regulations Title 15, Crime Prevention and Corrections

Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Secretary of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) proposes to amend Section 3043.3 of the California Code of Regulations, Title 15, concerning inmate credit earning and the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule.

PUBLIC HEARING: Date and Time: November 26, 2018 - 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Place: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Conference Room 100N 1515 S Street, North Building Sacramento, CA 95811

Purpose: To receive comments about this action.

PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD:

The public comment period will close November 26, 2018, at 5:00 p.m. Any person may submit written comments by mail addressed to the primary contact person listed below, or by email to [email protected], before the close of the comment period. For questions regarding the subject matter of the regulations, call the program contact person listed below.

CONTACT PERSONS:

Primary Contact Josh Jugum Telephone: (916) 445-2228 Regulation and Policy Management Branch P.O. Box 942883 Sacramento, CA 94283-0001

Back-Up Y. Sun Telephone: (916) 445-2269 Regulation and Policy Management Branch P.O. Box 942883 Sacramento, CA 94283-0001

Program Contact H. Iserman Division of Rehabilitative Programs (916) 324-0849

AUTHORITY AND REFERENCE:

Government Code Section 12838.5 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, CDCR succeeds to, and is vested with, all the powers, functions, duties, responsibilities, obligations, liabilities, and jurisdiction of abolished predecessor entities, such as: Department of Corrections, Department of the Youth Authority, and Board of Corrections.

Penal Code (PC) Section 5000 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, any reference to Department of Corrections in this or any code, refers to the CDCR, Division of Adult Operations.

PC Section 5050 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, any reference to the Director of Corrections in this or any other code, refers to the Secretary of the CDCR. As of that date, the office of the Director of Corrections is abolished.

PC Section 5054 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, the supervision, management, and control of the State prisons, and the responsibility for the care, custody, treatment, training, discipline, and employment of persons confined therein are vested in the Secretary of the CDCR.

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PC Section 5055 provides that commencing July 1, 2005, all powers and duties previously granted to and imposed upon the Department of Corrections shall be exercised by the Secretary of the CDCR.

PC Section 5058 authorizes the Director to prescribe and amend rules and regulations for the administration of prisons and for the administration of the parole of persons.

INFORMATIVE DIGEST / POLICY STATEMENT OVERVIEW: In 2009, new legislation amended Penal Code (PC) Section 2933 and created new Section 2933.05, which allowed the Department to award eligible inmates milestone completion credits to reduce his/her term of confinement for completion of an approved rehabilitative program performance milestone. In 2010, CDCR adopted regulations to comply with this legislation. The Milestone Completion Credit Schedule was created to establish specific programs and credit allotments available to inmates. Each program is divided into milestones (components), for which credit will be awarded upon completion. The Public Safety and Rehabilitation Act of 2016 (Proposition 57) was approved by California voters in 2016. This proposition amended the California Constitution to establish that CDCR shall have authority to award credits earned for approved rehabilitative or educational achievements. In accordance with existing regulations, all changes to the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule shall be adopted in compliance with the rulemaking requirements of the Administrative Procedures Act.

This action will update the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule to account for various additions, revisions, and deletions to the rehabilitative programs available to inmates and the amount of credit inmates may earn for successful completion. FORMS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE:

The Milestone Completion Credit Schedule (Rev. 07/18). SPECIFIC BENEFITS ANTICIPATED BY THE PROPOSED REGULATIONS

The Department anticipates that these regulations will help to provide eligible inmates with incentives to participate in rehabilitative and educational programming, and better prepare inmates to find employment upon release which may eventually reduce recidivism and overcrowding in California prisons. EVALUATION OF CONSISTENCY / COMPATIBILITY WITH EXISTING LAWS AND REGULATIONS

Pursuant to Government Code 11346.5(a)(3)(D), the Department has determined the proposed regulations are not inconsistent or incompatible with existing regulations. After conducting a review, the Department has concluded that these are the only regulations that affect milestone completion credit earning. LOCAL MANDATES:

This action imposes no mandates on local agencies or school districts, or a mandate which requires reimbursement of costs or savings pursuant to Government Code Sections 17500 - 17630. FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT: • Cost or savings to any state agency: None • Cost to any local agency or school district that is required to be reimbursed: None • Other nondiscretionary cost or savings imposed on local agencies: None

• Cost or savings in federal funding to the state: None


EFFECT ON HOUSING COSTS:

The Department has made an initial determination that the proposed action will have no significant effect on housing costs. COST IMPACTS ON REPRESENTATIVE PRIVATE PERSONS OR BUSINESSES:

The Department is not aware of any cost impacts that a representative private person or business would necessarily incur in reasonable compliance with the proposed action. SIGNIFICANT STATEWIDE ADVERSE ECONOMIC IMPACT ON BUSINESS:

The Department has made an initial determination that the proposed regulations will not have a significant statewide adverse economic impact directly affecting business, including the ability of California businesses to compete with businesses in other states, because the proposed regulations place no obligations or requirements on any business. EFFECT ON SMALL BUSINESSES:

The Department has determined that the proposed regulations will not affect small businesses. This action has no significant adverse economic impact on small business because they place no obligations or requirements on any business. RESULTS OF THE ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT:

The Department has determined that the proposed regulation will have no effect on the creation of new, or the elimination of existing, jobs or businesses within California, or effect the expansion of businesses currently doing business in California.

The Department has determined that the proposed regulation will have no effect on worker safety or the state’s environment.

The Department has determined that the proposed regulations may benefit the welfare of California residents by improving inmate’s opportunities to find employment after release from prison. CONSIDERATION OF ALTERNATIVES:

The Department must determine that no reasonable alternative considered by the Department or that has otherwise been identified and brought to the attention of the Department would be more effective in carrying out the purpose for which the action is proposed, would be as effective and less burdensome to affected private persons than the proposed regulatory action, or would be more cost-effective to affected private persons and equally effective in implementing the statutory policy or other provisions of law. Interested persons are invited to present statements or arguments with respect to any alternatives to the changes proposed at the scheduled hearing or during the written comment period. AVAILABILITY OF PROPOSED TEXT AND INITIAL STATEMENT OF REASONS:

The Department has prepared and will make available the text and the Initial Statement of Reasons (ISOR) of the proposed regulations. The rulemaking file for this regulatory action, which contains those items and all information on which the proposal is based (i.e., rulemaking file) is available to the public upon request directed to the Department's contact person. The proposed text, ISOR, and Notice of Proposed Action will also be made available on the Department’s website: www.cdcr.ca.gov. AVAILABILITY OF THE FINAL STATEMENT OF REASONS:

Following its preparation, a copy of the Final Statement of Reasons may be obtained from the Department’s contact person.


AVAILABILITY OF CHANGES TO PROPOSED TEXT:

After considering all timely and relevant comments received, the Department may adopt the proposed regulations substantially as described in this Notice. If the Department makes modifications which are sufficiently related to the originally proposed text, it will make the modified text, with the changes clearly indicated, available to the public for at least 15 days before the Department adopts, amends or repeals the regulations as revised. Requests for copies of any modified regulation text should be directed to the contact person indicated in this Notice. The Department will accept written comments on the modified regulations for at least 15 days after the date on which they are made available.

Text of Proposed Regulations NCR 18-09 10/5/18 1

TEXT OF PROPOSED REGULATIONS In the following text, underline indicates new added text and strikethrough indicates deleted text. California Code of Regulations, Title 15, Division 3, Adult Institutions, Programs and Parole Chapter 1. Rules and Regulations of Adult Operations and Programs. Article 3.5 Credits. Section 3043.3. Milestone Completion Credit. Sections 3043.3(a) through 3043.3(c) are unchanged. Section 3043.3(d) is amended to read: (d) A Milestone Completion Credit Schedule (REV 07/1811/17), approved by the Director of the Division of Adult Institutions under the direction of the Secretary, is hereby incorporated by reference. The schedule identifies all of the approved Milestone Completion Credit programs, the corresponding credit reduction for successful completion of each program, and whether credit for repeating the program is authorized. The department director may authorize a program be repeated for credit if there are significant rehabilitative benefits to be gained by those inmates who retake the program. Sections 3043.3(e) through 3043.3(h) are unchanged. Note: Authority cited: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(b); Sections 5054 and 5058, Penal Code. Reference: Cal. Const., art. 1, sec. 32(a)(2); Sections 2933.05 and 3041, Penal Code.

MILESTONE COMPLETION CREDIT SCHEDULE – Schedule 1 Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP)

No milestone completion credits shall be awarded for incomplete performance milestones under any circumstances.

Incorporated by reference into CCR Title 15 section 3043.3

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Academic Milestone Descriptions and Codes Adult Basic Education (ABE) I

Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 150-160) EFL0R01 2 weeks Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 161-170) EFL0R02 2 weeks Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 171-180) EFL0R03 2 weeks Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 181-190) EFL0R04 2 weeks Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 191-200) EFL0R05 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 150-160) EFL0M01 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 161-170) EFL0M02 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 171-180) EFL0M03 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 181-190) EFL0M04 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 191-200) EFL0M05 2 weeks

ABE II Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 201-210) EFL0R06 2 weeks Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 211-220) EFL0R07 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 201-210) EFL0M06 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 211-220) EFL0M07 2 weeks

Adult Secondary Education (ASE) Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 221-235) EFL0R08 2 weeks Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 236-240) EFL0R09 2 weeks Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 241-245) EFL0R10 2 weeks

Reading Educational Function Level (Test Range 246 and above) EFL0R11 2 weeks

Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 221-235) EFL0M08 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 236-240) EFL0M09 2 weeks Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 241-245) EFL0M10 2 weeks

Math Educational Function Level (Test Range 246 and above) EFL0M11 2 weeks

High School Equivalency (HSE)*

HSE Language Arts, Reading and Writing Subtest (Electronic GED only) HSE0001 2 week

HSE Language Arts Reading Subtest (Paper based only – HiSET or TASC) Cannot be issued in conjunction with HSE0001

HSE0005 1 week

HSE Writing Subtest (Paper based only – HiSET or TASC) Cannot be issued in conjunction with HSE0001 HSE0006 1 week

HSE Social Studies subtest HSE0002 1 week HSE Mathematics subtest HSE0003 1 week HSE Science subtest HSE0004 1 week

High School Diploma (HSD) HS English 1st course HS010101 4 3 weeks HS English 2nd course HS010111 4 3 weeks HS English 3rd course HS010121 4 3 weeks HS Mathematics HS010301 4 3 weeks HS Algebra I HS010211 4 3 weeks HS General/ Life Science HS010403 4 3 weeks HS Earth / Physical Science HS010404 4 3 weeks HS U.S. History or Geography HS010503 4 3 weeks HS World History or Geography/Culture HS010504 4 3 weeks HS American Government and Economics HS010601 4 3 weeks HS Visual and Performing Arts /Fine Arts HS010801 4 3 weeks HS Elective completed HS011220 4 3 weeks *R1




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Academic Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued)

College

College Each 3 Semester semester unit course or 4-5 quarter units course completed C01OL0110 2 3 weeks *R1

ABE I ABE I 0.0 - 1.9 grade point level A010101 4 weeks ABE I 2.0 - 2.9 grade point level A010201 4 weeks ABE I 3.0 - 3.9 grade point level A010301 4 weeks

ABE II ABE II 4.0 - 4.9 grade point level A020401 4 weeks ABE II 5.0 - 5.9 grade point level A020501 4 weeks ABE II 6.0 - 6.9 grade point level A020601 4 weeks

ABE III ABE III 7.0 - 7.9 grade point level A030701 4 weeks ABE III 8.0 - 8.9 grade point level A030801 4 weeks ABE III 9.0 - 9.9 grade point level A030901 4 weeks

Literacy Literacy CASAS Benchmark 1 L010101 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 2 L010102 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 3 L010103 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 4 L010104 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 5 L010105 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 6 L010106 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 7 L010B07 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 8 L0101B08 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 9 L010B09 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 10 L0101B10 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 11 L0101B11 4 weeks

Math Math CASAS Benchmark 1 M010101 2 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 2 M010102 2 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 3 M010103 2 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 4 M010104 2 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 5 M010105 2 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 6 M010106 2 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 7 M010B07 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 8 M010B08 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 9 M010B09 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 10 M010B10 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 11 M010B11 4 weeks

Core Programs Criminal Thinking Thinking for Change (T4C) Course Completion T4C0100 1 week

Anger Management Controlling Anger – Learning to Live with It (CALM) or Aggression Replacement Training (ART) Course Completion

CLM0100 1 week

Long Term Offender Program

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Substance Use Disorder LT10100 4 weeks

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Anger Management LT10200 2 weeks LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Criminal Thinking LT10300 2 weeks




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Long Term Offender Program (continued)

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Family Relationships LT10400 2 weeks

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Victim Impact LT10500 2 weeks LTOP

Mental Health EOP group module treatment EOP Benchmark 1 E010100 2 weeks EOP group module treatment EOP Benchmark 2 E010200 2 weeks EOP group module treatment EOP Benchmark 3 E010300 2 weeks EOP group module treatment EOP Benchmark 4 E010400 2 weeks Reception Center EOP group module treatment

RC EOP Benchmark 1 E010500 1 week

Reception Center EOP group module treatment

RC EOP Benchmark 2 E010600 1 week

EOP Mental Health Treatment Plan Each 60 Hours of treatment plan activities completed MH10100 1 week *R2

In-Patient Mental Health Treatment Plan Each 60 Hours of treatment plan activities completed MH10200 1 week *R2

DDP Group Assignments Each 60 Hours of group assignments completed MH10300 1 week *R2

EOP Core Aggression Replacement Training MH10400 1 week EOP Core Thinking For Change MH10500 1 week EOP Core Illness Management and Recovery MH10600 1 week FOPS Community Beds Wrap Around Services Course Completion WR10100 6 weeks

Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Denial Management LT10600 2 weeks

Substance Abuse Program Literacy CASAS Benchmark 1 L010101 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 2 L010102 2 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 3 L010103 2 weeks *R1 = Repeatable during same or new term for different classes/degrees




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Internet Protocol Television Milestone Descriptions and Codes Education

Education College Preparatory Algebra I and II IP10100 2 weeks Education College Preparatory Micro & Macro Economics IP10200 3 weeks Education College Preparatory US History 1850-1950 Bundle IP10300 2 weeks Education English Language Acquisition IP10400 3 weeks TLM Coding Track 1 IP10401 7 weeks TLM Coding Track 2 IP10402 7 weeks

Employment Employment Workforce Readiness IP10500 2 weeks

Freedom Freedom Anger Management IP10600 1 week Freedom Financial Security and Money Management IP10700 3 weeks Freedom Preparing for Success After Prison IP10800 3 weeks Freedom Preparing For Success After Prison – Edited Version IP10900 1 week

Wellness Wellness Leadership IP10111 1 week Wellness Life Skills IP10112 1 week Wellness Nutrition IP10113 1 week Wellness Parenting IP10114 1 week




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Career Technical Education Milestone Descriptions and Codes Auto Body

Auto Body Auto Body Basics V01L401 6 weeks Auto Body Auto Body Level 1 V01L402 4 weeks Auto Body Auto Body Level 2 V01L403 4 weeks Auto Body Auto Body Level 3 V01L404 5 weeks Auto Body Auto Body Level 4 V01L405 3 weeks Auto Body (ASE) ASE – Non-Structural Analysis and Repair V01L406 2 weeks Auto Body (ASE) ASE – Painting and Refinishing V01L407 2 weeks Auto Body (ASE) ASE – Structural Analysis and Repair V01L408 2 weeks

Auto Body (ASE) ASE – Mechanical and Electrical Analysis and Repair V01L409 2 weeks

Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Non-Structural Technician – ProLevel 1 V01L410 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Non-Structural Technician – ProLevel 2 V01L411 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Non-Structural Technician – ProLevel 3 V01L412 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Steel Structural Technician – ProLevel 1 V01L413 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Steel Structural Technician – ProLevel 2 V01L414 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Steel Structural Technician – ProLevel 3 V01L415 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Refinish Technician – ProLevel 1 V01L416 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Refinish Technician – ProLevel 2 V01L417 2 weeks Auto Body (I-CAR) I-CAR – Refinish Technician – ProLevel 3 V01L418 2 weeks

Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics (1) Basic Auto V02L101 7 weeks Auto Mechanics (2) Engine Service Repair V02L201 4 weeks Auto Mechanics Auto Trans and Transaxles V02L301 4 weeks Auto Mechanics Man. Trans and Transaxles V02L401 4 weeks Auto Mechanics (3) Suspension and Steering V02L501 4 weeks Auto Mechanics (4) Brake Installation V02L601 5 weeks Auto Mechanics (5) Electrical Systems V02L701 4 weeks Auto Mechanics (6) Heating and A/C V02L801 4 weeks Auto Mechanics Engine Performance V02L910 5 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Maintenance and Light Repair V02L901 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Auto Engine Repair V02L902 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Auto Brakes V02L903 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Auto Steering and Suspension V02L904 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Auto HVAC V02L905 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Auto Electrical and Electronics V02L906 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Engine Performance and Drivability V02L907 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Manual Drive Trans and Axles V02L908 2 weeks Auto Mechanics (ASE) ASE Auto Drive Trans and Axles V02L909 2 weeks

Building Maintenance Building Maintenance Level I V09L100 4 weeks Building Maintenance Level II V09L200 6 weeks Building Maintenance Level III V09L300 4 weeks Building Maintenance Level IV V09L400 5 weeks Building Maintenance - NCCER NCCER Building Maintenance – Level 1 V0906L5 2 weeks

Building Maintenance - NCCER NCCER Building Maintenance – Level 2 V0906L6 2 weeks





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Career Technical Education Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued) Building Maintenance (continued)


Building Maintenance - NCCER NCCER Weatherization Tech V0906L9 2 weeks

Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) CAD – 1 Level 1 CAD Basic V23L100 5 weeks CAD – 2 Level 2 CAD MFG Process and Application V23L200 7 weeks CAD – 3 Level 3 CAD Advance Modeling V23L300 7 weeks CAM – 1 Level 1 CAM Basics V23L400 5 weeks CAM – 2 Level 2 MFG Process and Application V23L500 7 weeks CAM – 3 Level 3 CAM Coding and File Posting Processes V23L600 7 weeks Autodesk Certified Professional ACP – CAD Certification V23L301 2 weeks

Autodesk Certified Professional ACP – CAM Certification V23L601 2 weeks

Career Core Career Core Career Core Basics V00L100 4 weeks *R9 Career Core Job Readiness V00L200 4 weeks *R10 Career Core – NCCER NCCER Core Certification V00L101 2 weeks *R9 Career Core OSHA Certification V00L300 2 weeks *R10 Career Core EPA Certification V00L400 2 weeks *R10 Career Core Forklift Certification – Industrial Certification V00L500 2 weeks *R10 Career Core Forklift Certification – Construction Certification V00L600 3 weeks *R10

Carpentry Carpentry Level I V08L100 5 weeks Carpentry Level II V08L200 6 weeks Carpentry Level III V08L300 4 weeks Carpentry Level IV V08L400 5 weeks Carpentry - NCCER NCCER Construction – Level 1 V0801L5 2 weeks Carpentry - NCCER NCCER Construction – Level 2 V0801L6 2 weeks Carpentry - NCCER NCCER Construction – Level 3 V0801L7 2 weeks Carpentry - NCCER NCCER Construction – Level 4 V0801L8 2 weeks

Office Services and Related Technology Computer and Related Technology OSRT CRT Microsoft Level 1 Computer Literacy Core V0601023 4 weeks OSRT Microsoft Level 2 V060201 4 weeks OSRT Microsoft Level 3 V060301 4 weeks OSRT – MS CRT – S 1 Microsoft STRAND 1 Productivity V060401 4 weeks

OSRT – MS CRT – S 2 Microsoft STRAND 2 Business Operations and Software V060501 4 weeks

OSRT – MS CRT – S 3 Microsoft STRAND 3 Industrial Processes and Management Software V060601 4 weeks

OSRT – MS CRT – S 4 Microsoft STRAND 4 Intro Software Development V060700 4 weeks OSRT – MS CRT – S 5 Microsoft STRAND 5 Intro to Computer Aided

Design and Machining (Cad/CAM) V060800 4 weeks *R9 = All NCCER courses require Career Core Basics (V00L100) and NCCER Core Certification (V00L101) as pre-requisites. These may be earned once (1) regardless of program. *R10 = May be earned with approved equipment and training via OCE Administration.




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Career Technical Education Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued)

Office Services and Related Technology Computer and Related Technology (continued)

OSRT – MS CRT – S 6 Microsoft STRAND 6 Service Industry Digital Business Processes V060900 4 weeks

Core IC3 Certification Computer Literacy Level 1 V06C001 2 weeks MS Office Specialist MOS Certifcation Word Level 2 V06C002 2 weeks MS Office Specialist MOS Certification Excel & PowerPoint Level 3 V06C003 2 weeks Microsoft Microsoft Technology Associate Certification V06C004 2 weeks Business Operations Business Ac,counting Certification V06C005 2 weeks Industrial Software Inventory/Process Management Certification V06C006 2 weeks Basic Coding Computer Coding Certification V06C007 2 weeks Autodesk Autodesk Certified Professional Certification V06C008 2 weeks

Coding TLM Coding Track 1 IP10401 7 weeks TLM Coding Track 2 IP10402 7 weeks

Cosmetology Cosmetology Health and Safety/State Cosmetology Act/Anatomy V03L301 3 weeks Cosmetology Hair Styling V03L401 4 3 weeks Cosmetology Hair Treatments / Coloring / P-Wave / Relaxing V03L501 4 weeks Cosmetology Manicuring / Skin Care V03L601 3 weeks Cosmetology License Award V03L701 5 3 weeks

Drywall Drywall Level I V20L100 4 weeks Drywall Level II V20L200 4 weeks Drywall Level III V20L300 4 weeks Drywall Level IV V20L400 4 weeks Drywall - NCCER NCCER Drywall – Level 1 V2003L5 2 weeks Drywall - NCCER NCCER Drywall – Level 2 V2003L6 2 weeks Drywall - NCCER NCCER Drywall – Level 3 V2003L7 2 weeks Drywall - NCCER NCCER Drywall – Level 4 V2003L8 2 weeks

Electronics Electronics Level I V04L101 4 weeks Electronics Level II V04L201 4 weeks Electronics Level III V04L300 4 weeks Electronics Level IV V04L400 5 weeks Electronics – NCCER NCCER Electronics – Level 1 V0400L5 2 weeks Electronics – NCCER NCCER Electronics – Level 2 V0400L6 2 weeks Electronics – NCCER NCCER Electronics – Level 3 V0400L7 2 weeks Electronics – NCCER NCCER Electronics – Level 4 V0400L8 2 weeks

Electrical Electrical Level I V10L100 6 weeks Electrical Level II V10L200 4 weeks Electrical Level III V10L300 4 weeks Electrical Level IV V10L4001 4 5 weeks Electrical - NCCER NCCER Electrical – Level 1 V1005L5 2 weeks Electrical - NCCER NCCER Electrical – Level 2 V1005L6 2 weeks Electrical - NCCER NCCER Electrical – Level 3 V1005L7 2 weeks Electrical - NCCER NCCER Electrical – Level 4 V1005L8 2 weeks




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Career Technical Education Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued) Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC)

HVAC Level I V11L100 4 weeks HVAC Level II V11L200 6 weeks HVAC Level III V11L300 4 weeks HVAC Level IV V11L400 4 weeks HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC – Level 1 V1107L5 2 weeks HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC – Level 2 V1107L6 2 weeks HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC – Level 3 V1107L7 2 weeks HVAC - NCCER NCCER HVAC – Level 4 V1107L8 2 weeks HVAC - NCCER NCCER Weatherization Tech V1107L9 2 weeks

Heavy Equipment Operator Heavy Equipment Operator Career Construction Core – Level 1 (Core prerequisite) V24L100 4 weeks

Heavy Equipment Operator Career Construction Core – Level 2 (Core prerequisite) V24L200 5 weeks

Heavy Equipment Operator Career Construction Core – Level 3 (Core prerequisite) V24L300 6 weeks

NCCER Heavy Equipment Operations NCCER Heavy Equipment Operations – Level 1 V24L101 2 weeks



Manufacturing Engineering and Design Practices (Machine Shop) CNC Machine Shop Basic Engineering, Design and CNC Programming V150100 4 weeks

CNC Machine Shop Engineering, Design and CNC Programming – Level I V150200 4 weeks

CNC Machine Shop Engineering, Design and CNC Programming- Level II V150300 4 weeks

CNC Machine Shop Engineering, Design and CNC Programming- Level III V150400 4 weeks

CNC Machine Shop Engineering, Design and CNC Programming- Level IV V150500 4 weeks

CNC Machine Shop Engineering, Design and CNC Programming- Level V V150600 4 weeks

CNC Machine Shop - TCNC

Basic Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-Level I V150700 2 weeks


Engineering, Design and CNC Programming- Level II V150800 2 weeks


Engineering, Design and CNC Programming- Level III V150900 2 weeks


Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-Level IV V151000 2 weeks


Engineering, Design and CNC Programming-Level V V152000 2 weeks

Masonry Masonry Level I V12L100 4 weeks Masonry Level II V12L200 5 weeks Masonry Level III V12L300 5 weeks Masonry Level IV V12L400 4 weeks Masonry - NCCER NCCER Masonry – Level 1 V1202L5 2 weeks Masonry - NCCER NCCER Masonry – Level 2 V1202L6 2 weeks




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Masonry (continued) Masonry - NCCER NCCER Masonry – Level 3 V1202L7 2 weeks Masonry - NCCER NCCER Masonry – Level 4 V1202L8 2 weeks

Industrial Painting Industrial Painting Level I V17L100 4 weeks Industrial Painting Level II V17L200 4 weeks Industrial Painting Level III V17L300 4 weeks Industrial Painting Level IV V17L400 4 weeks Painting - NCCER NCCER Painting – Level 1 V1703L5 2 weeks Painting - NCCER NCCER Painting – Level 2 V1703L6 2 weeks Painting - NCCER NCCER Painting – Level 3 V1703L7 2 weeks Painting - NCCER NCCER Painting – Level 4 V1703L8 2 weeks

Plumbing Plumbing Level I V13L500 6 weeks Plumbing Level II V13L600 5 weeks Plumbing Level III V13L7001 5 4 weeks Plumbing Level IV V13L800 5 weeks Plumbing - NCCER NCCER Plumbing – Level 1 V1304L9 2 weeks Plumbing - NCCER NCCER Plumbing – Level 2 V130410 2 weeks Plumbing - NCCER NCCER Plumbing – Level 3 V130411 2 weeks Plumbing - NCCER NCCER Plumbing – Level 4 V130412 2 weeks

Small Engine Repair Small Engine Repair Small Engine Basics V07L001 4 weeks Small Engine Repair Equipment Operation & Service Electrical V07L1012 4 5 weeks Small Engine Repair 4 Cycle V07L201 4 weeks Small Engine Repair 2 Cycle V07L301 4 weeks Small Engine Repair Diesel V07L4012 4 6 weeks Small Engine Repair - EETC EETC – Two Stroke V07L500 2 weeks

Small Engine Repair - EETC EETC – Four Stroke V07L600 2 weeks

Small Engine Repair - EETC EETC – Electrical V07L700 2 weeks

Small Engine Repair - EETC EETC – Drive Line V07L800 2 weeks

Small Engine Repair - EETC EETC – Compact Diesel V07L900 2 weeks

Small Engine Repair - EETC EETC – Generator V07L901 2 weeks

Small Engine Repair - EETC EETC – Reel Tech V07L902 2 weeks

Sheet Metal Sheet Metal Level I V14L100 4 weeks Sheet Metal Level II V14L200 4 weeks Sheet Metal Level III V14L300 5 weeks Sheet Metal Level IV V14L400 4 weeks Sheet Metal – NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal – Level 1 V1402L5 2 weeks Sheet Metal – NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal – Level 2 V1402L6 2 weeks Sheet Metal – NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal – Level 3 V1402L7 2 weeks Sheet Metal – NCCER NCCER Sheet Metal – Level 4 V1402L8 2 weeks




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Welding Welding Level I V15L100 7 weeks Welding Level II V15L200 4 weeks Welding Level III V15L300 8 weeks Welding Level IV V15L400 4 weeks Welding - NCCER NCCER Welding – Level 1 V1503L5 2 weeks Welding - NCCER NCCER Welding – Level 2 V1503L6 2 weeks Welding - NCCER NCCER Welding – Level 3 V1503L7 2 weeks Welding - NCCER NCCER Welding – Level 4 V1503L8 2 weeks Welding – AWS AWS - MIG V1503L9 2 weeks Welding – AWS AWS - Flux Core V151310 2 weeks Welding – AWS AWS - Stick V151311 2 weeks Welding – AWS AWS - Pipe V151312 2 weeks Welding – AWS AWS - Aluminum V151313 2 weeks Welding – AWS AWS - Stainless V151314 2 weeks Roofing Roofing Level I V19L100 3 weeks Roofing Level II V19L200 5 weeks Roofing Level III V19L300 5 weeks Roofing Level IV V1903L400 2 4 weeks Roofing - NCCER NCCER Roofing – Level 1 V1903L5 2 weeks Roofing - NCCER NCCER Roofing – Level 2 V1903L6 2 weeks Roofing - NCCER NCCER Roofing – Level 3 V1903L7 2 weeks Roofing - NCCER NCCER Roofing – Level 4 V1903L8 2 weeks

Sustainable Ecological Environmental Design (SEED) SEED SEED – Level I V2101L1 4 weeks SEED SEED – Level II V2101L2 4 weeks SEED SEED – Level III V2101L3 4 weeks SEED SEED – Level IV V2101L4 4 weeks SEED SEED – Level V V2101L5 4 weeks

SEED – UCD SEED UCD – Level 1 Industry Standard -Landscape Design Principals V2101L6 2 weeks

SEED – UCD SEED UCD – Level 2 Industry Standard -Landscape Plumbing and Irrigation V2101L7 2 weeks

SEED – UCD SEED UCD – Level 3 Industry Standard -Landscape Lighting and Control Systems V2101L8 2 weeks

SEED – UCD SEED UCD – Level 4 Industry Standard -Hardscape Design and Installation V2101L9 2 weeks

Sustainable Ecological Environmental Design (SEED) (continued)

SEED – UCD SEED UCD – Level 5 Industry Standard - Plant Selection Identification and Planting V210110 2 weeks

Computer Literacy Computer Literacy Core V160101 4 weeks Computer Literacy - MS Digital Literacy V160200 3 weeks

Nail Care Manicuring Manicuring V03L101 4 weeks Manicuring License Award V03L201 5 weeks




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Adult Continuing Education Milestone Descriptions and Codes Internet Protocol Television Milestone Descriptions and Codes eLearning

Education College Preparatory Algebra I and II Math IP10100 2 weeks Education College Preparatory Micro & Macro Economics IP10200101 3 2 weeks

Education College Preparatory US History 1850-1950 Bundle History IP10300102 2 weeks

Education English Language Acquisition Sociology IP10400103 3 2 weeks Education Science IP10104 2 weeks Education Psychology IP10105 2 weeks Education Communications IP10106 2 weeks Education Writing IP10107 2 weeks Education English IP10108 2 weeks Education Language IP10109 2 weeks Education Art IP10110 2 weeks Employment Workforce Readiness IP10500 2 weeks Freedom Anger Management IP10600117 1 2 weeks Freedom Financial Security and Money Management IP10700116 3 2 weeks Freedom Preparing for Success After Prison IP10800 3 weeks Freedom Preparing For Success After Prison – Edited Version IP10900122 1 2 weeks Wellness Leadership IP101118 1 2 weeks Wellness Life Skills IP101129 1 2 weeks Wellness Nutrition Health IP1011320 1 2 weeks Wellness Parenting IP1011421 1 2 weeks

Blind and Visually Impaired DPV Basic English Skills I DPV1100 2 weeks DPV Basic English Skills II DPV1110 2 weeks DPV Practical Math I DPV1120 3 weeks DPV Practical Math II DPV1130 3 weeks DPV Managing Personal Finances DPV1140 2 weeks DPV Braille Literacy I and II DPV1150 1 week DPV Going Places DPV1160 2 weeks DPV Personality Psychology DPV1170 2 weeks

Lifelong Learning Lifelong Learning Second Careers for Seniors VLL1100 1 week Lifelong Learning Aging and Social Interaction for Seniors VLL1110 1 week Lifelong Learning Healthy Moves for Aging Well VLL1120 1 week Lifelong Learning Senior Nutrition VLL1130 1 week Lifelong Learning Senior Health Concerns VLL1140 1 week

Preparing for Release Rehabilitative Programs Transitions RP10500 2 weeks




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General Milestone Descriptions and Codes Core Programs

Criminal Thinking Thinking for Change (T4C) Course Completion T4C0100 1 week

Anger Management Controlling Anger – Learning to Live with It (CALM) or Aggression Replacement Training (ART) Course Completion CLM0100 1 week

eReader Education Step Down Literature IP10115 3 weeks Male Community Reentry Program (MCRP)/Custody to Community Transitional ReentryProgram (CCTRP)

Community Prisoner Mother Program (CPMP) MCRP/CCTRP/CPMP Each 3 months of program plan activities completed ITRP100 3 weeks *R8

Rehabilitative Programs Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Anger Management RP10200 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Criminal Thinking RP10300 2 weeks Rehabilitative Programs

Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Family Relationships RP10400 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Transitions RP10500 2 weeks

SUDT Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Substance Use Disorder – 3 Months S030300 3 weeks *R3



Long Term Offender Program

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Substance Use Disorder LT10100 4 weeks

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Anger Management LT10200 2 weeks

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Criminal Thinking LT10300 2 weeks

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Family Relationships LT10400 2 weeks

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Victim Impact LT10500 2 weeks

LTOP Cognitive Behavioral Treatment – Denial Management LT10600 2 weeks

Offender Mentor Certification Program / Recruit Offender Mentor Recruit

Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Substance Use Disorder – 5 Months OM10100 4 weeks *R3

Offender Mentor Recruit OMCP – Program Completion OM10200 6 weeks *R3

*Effective 05/01/18 *R1 = Repeatable during same or new term for different classes/degrees *R3 = Repeatable during new term *R8 = Repeatable during same or new term for MCRP/CCTRP




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Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) Milestone Descriptions and Codes Career Technical Education

DJJ CTE Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC3) JJ20100 2 weeks DJJ CTE Microsoft Office Specialist Word certification JJ20200 2 weeks DJJ CTE Microsoft Office Specialist Excel certification JJ20210 2 weeks DJJ CTE Microsoft Office Specialist PowerPoint certification JJ20220 2 weeks DJJ CTE Microsoft Office Specialist Outlook certification JJ20230 2 weeks DJJ CTE Microsoft Office Specialist Access certification JJ20240 2 weeks DJJ CTE Microsoft Office Specialist Word Expert certification JJ20250 2 weeks DJJ CTE Microsoft Office Specialist Excel Expert certification JJ20260 2 weeks DJJ CTE Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Animate JJ20300 2 weeks DJJ CTE Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Dreamweaver JJ20310 2 weeks DJJ CTE Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Flash Professional JJ20320 2 weeks DJJ CTE Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Illustrator JJ20330 2 weeks DJJ CTE Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) InDesign JJ20340 2 weeks DJJ CTE Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Photoshop JJ20350 2 weeks DJJ CTE Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) Premiere Pro JJ20360 2 weeks DJJ CTE Autodesk Certified User (ACU) AutoCAD JJ20400 2 weeks DJJ CTE Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Inventor JJ20410 2 weeks DJJ CTE Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Revit Architecture JJ20420 2 weeks DJJ CTE Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Maya JJ20430 2 weeks DJJ CTE Autodesk Certified User (ACU) 3DS MAX JJ20440 2 weeks DJJ CTE Autodesk Certified User (ACU) Fusion 360 JJ20450 2 weeks DJJ CTE Entrepreneurship & Small Business (ESB) JJ20500 2 weeks DJJ CTE Southwest Professional Communications Certification JJ20600 2 weeks

High School DJJ HS English 9A JJ10100 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS English 9B JJ10120 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS English 10A JJ10130 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS English 10B JJ10140 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS English 11A JJ10150 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS English 11B JJ10160 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS English 12A JJ10170 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS English 12B JJ10180 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Pre Integrated Mathematics 1A JJ10200 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Pre Integrated Mathematics 1B JJ10210 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Integrated Math IA JJ10220 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Integrated Math IB JJ10230 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Integrated Math IIA JJ10240 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Integrated Math IIB JJ10250 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Integrated Math IIIA JJ10260 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Integrated Math IIIB JJ10270 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Biology 1A JJ10300 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Biology 1B JJ10310 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Earth Science 1A JJ10320 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Earth Science 1B JJ10330 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS U.S. History 1A JJ10400 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS U.S. History 1B JJ10410 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS World History 1A JJ10420 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS World History 1B JJ10430 2 weeks *R11




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Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) Milestone Descriptions and Codes High School (continued)

DJJ HS American Government JJ10440 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Economics JJ10450 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Visual Arts 1A JJ10500 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Visual Arts 1B JJ10510 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Health JJ10600 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Physical Education 1A JJ10610 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Physical Education 1B JJ10620 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Physical Education 2A JJ10630 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Physical Education 2B JJ10640 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS CTE 1A semester (courses that do not offer

certification) JJ10700 2 weeks *R11

DJJ HS CTE 1B semester (courses that do not offer certification) JJ10710 2 weeks *R11

DJJ HS CTE 2A semester (courses that do not offer certification) JJ10720 2 weeks *R11

DJJ HS CTE 2B semester (courses that do not offer certification) JJ10730 2 weeks *R11

DJJ HS Character Leadership JJ10900 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Transition to Success JJ10910 2 weeks *R11 DJJ HS Elective completed (5 credit course) JJ11000 2 weeks *R11 *R11 = All credits must be earned in DJJ

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General Milestone Descriptions and Codes Alternatives to Violence Program (AVP)

AVP Basic and Advanced Completion AV10500 1 week AVP Facilitator Training and Certification AV10600 1 week AVP Lead Team Coordinator AV10700 2 weeks

Certifications ARC Addiction Recovery Counseling (ARC) Certification RC10101 7 weeks Culinary Arts Culinary Arts Certification FC10110 4 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Waste-Water Waste-Water Certificate-Grade 1 FC10301 8 weeks

Firefighting (Camp) Waste-Water Waste-Water Certificate-Grade 2 FC10401 8 weeks

Firefighting (Camp) Water Treatment

Water Treatment Certificate – Grade 1 FC10501 8 weeks

Firefighting (Camp) Water Treatment

Water Treatment Certificate – Grade 2 FC10601 8 weeks

Firefighting (Camp) Distribution Distribution Certificate – Grade 1 FC10700 1 week

Firefighting (Camp) Distribution Distribution Certificate – Grade 2 FC10800 1 week

Addiction Recovery Counseling (ARC) ARC Certification RC10101 7 weeks

Delancey Street Program DSP Each 3 months of program plan activities completed DS10100 3 weeks *R7

Canine Programs NLK9 Course Completion NL101001 8 weeks Marley’s Mutts Course Completion MM101001 6 weeks POOCH Course Completion ILTG002 5 weeks

Marley’s Mutts Dog Program Marley’s Mutts Course Completion MM10100 6 weeks

Prisoners Overcoming Obstacles & Creating Hope (POOCH) Dog program POOCH Course Completion ILTG002 5 weeks

New Life K-9 NLK9 Course Completion NL10100 8 weeks

Firefighters

Firefighting (Camp) Physical Fitness Training and / Firefighter Training Program FC10101 3 weeks

Firefighting (Camp) Fire Brigade Training FC102012 2 1 week Firefighting (Camp) Basic Helicopter S-271 FC10902 3 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Wildland Chain Saw Sawyer Level A FC10901 3 weeks Firefighting (Inst) Basic Firefighter Block Training FH10101 1 week Firefighting (Inst) State Fire Marshal-approved Firefighter 1 Training FH10201 7 weeks Firefighting (Inst) First Responder Medical Training FH10301 2 weeks Firefighting (Inst) Hazardous Materials/Confined Space Training FH10401 2 weeks

Institution Firefighters Firefighting (Inst) Basic Firefighter Block Training FH10101 1 weeks Firefighting (Inst) State Fire Marshal-approved Firefighter 1 Training FH10201 7 weeks Firefighting (Inst) First Responder Medical Training FH10301 2 weeks Firefighting (Inst) Hazardous Materials/Confined Space Training FH10401 2 weeks




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General Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued) Camp Firefighters

Firefighting (Camp) Physical Fitness/Firefighter Training FC10101 3 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Fire Brigade Training FC10201 2 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Waste-Water Certificate-Grade 1 FC10301 8 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Waste-Water Certificate-Grade 2 FC10401 8 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Water Treatment Certificate – Grade 1 FC10501 8 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Water Treatment Certificate – Grade 2 FC10601 8 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Distribution Certificate – Grade 1 FC10700 1 week Firefighting (Camp) Distribution Certificate – Grade 2 FC10800 1 week Firefighting (Camp) Basic Helicopter S-271 FC10902 3 weeks Firefighting (Camp) Wildland Chain Saw Sawyer Level A FC10901 3 weeks

Forklift Overton Safety Training, Inc. Forklift – Industrial FL10100 2 weeks

Overton Safety Training, Inc. Forklift – Hand Truck FL10200 2 weeks

Overton Safety Training, Inc. Forklift – Construction FL10300 2 weeks

Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary (Northbay School of Theology) GGBTS Diploma Christian Ministries TS10101 5 weeks GGBTS Diploma Theology TS10201 5 weeks

Guiding Rage Into Power (GRIP) GRIP Course Completion GR10101 2 weeks

Inmates Putting Away Childish Things (IMPACT) IMPACT Module 1 I010100 1 week IMPACT Module 2 I010200 1 week IMPACT Module 3 I010300 1 week IMPACT Module 4 I010400 1 week IMPACT Module 5 I010500 1 week

Inmate Ward Labor Inmate Ward Labor Multi-Craft Core Curriculum W01L101 7 weeks

Mental Health EOP Mental Health Treatment Plan Each 60 Hours of treatment plan activities completed MH10100 1 week *R2 In-Patient Mental Health Treatment Plan Each 60 Hours of treatment plan activities completed MH10200 1 week *R2 DDP Group Assignments Each 60 Hours of group assignments completed MH10300 1 week *R2 EOP Core Aggression Replacement Training MH10400 1 week EOP Core Thinking For Change MH10500 1 week EOP Core Illness Management and Recovery MH10600 1 week

Peacemaker’s Alliance

Peacemaker Alliance Peacemakers Alliance Critical Literacy and Peace Education ILTG003 2 weeks

Peacemaker Alliance Peacemakers Alliance Community Transformation (PACT) and Building Peaceful Communities Retreat ILTG004 1 week




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General Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued)The Last Mile

The Last Mile Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 1 ILTG006 7 weeks The Last Mile Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 2 ILTG007 7 weeks

The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI) TUMI Modules 1 and 2 TM10117 1 week TUMI Modules 3 and 4 TM10118 1 week TUMI Modules 5 and 6 TM10119 1 week TUMI Modules 7 and 8 TM10120 1 week TUMI Modules 9 and 10 TM10121 1 week TUMI Modules 11 and 12 TM10122 1 week TUMI Modules 13 and 14 TM10123 1 week TUMI Modules 15 and 16 TM10124 1 week

Verb Braille Program Verb Braille Program Course Completion ILTG001 3 weeks

Victim Offender Education Group (VOEG) VOEG Sections 1 and 2 OE10500 1 week VOEG Sections 3 and 4 OE10600 1 week Male Community Reentry Program (MCRP)/Custody to Community Transitional ReentryProgram(CCTRP)

Community Prisoner Mother Program (CPMP) MCRP/CCTRP/CPMP Each 3 months of program plan activities completed ITRP100 3 weeks *R8

*R2 = Repeatable, up to a maximum of six weeks per 12 months for inmates participating in the EOP, Mental Health Treatment Plan, In-Patient Mental Health Treatment Plan and DDP Group Assignments.*R7 = Repeatable during same or new term for Delancey Street Program*R8 = Repeatable during same or new term for MCRP/CCTRP

MILESTONE COMPLETION CREDIT SCHEDULE – Schedule 3 California Prison Industry Authority (CALPIA)



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Milestone Descriptions and Codes Baking

Am. Institute of Baking Bread/Rolls PIBAK06 3 weeks Am. Institute of Baking Cake/Sweet Goods PIBAK07 3 weeks Am. Institute of Baking Foundations PIBAK08 3 weeks Am. Institute of Baking Ingredient Technician PIBAK09 3 weeks Am. Institute of Baking Science of Baking PIBAK10 3 weeks

Braille Braille – Library of Congress Level I – Literary Braille Transcribing PBRAL07 5 weeks

Braille – Library of Congress Level II – Literary Braille Proofreading PBRAL08 5 weeks

Braille – Library of Congress Level III – Music Braille Transcribing PBRAL09 5 weeks Braille – Library of Congress Level IV – Mathematics Braille Transcribing PBRAL10 5 weeks Braille – Library of Congress Level V – Mathematics Braille Proofreading PBRAL11 5 weeks National Braille Association, Inc. Braille Formats - Textbook Formatting PBRAL06 5 weeks

Career Tech Career Tech Carpentry Core-Classroom Curriculum Pre-Apprentice PCCAR015 3 7 weeks

Career Tech Laborer Lead Worker/Mentor Training Pre-Apprentice PCCAR046 3 7 weeks Career Tech Dive Rigger Course Program PCDIV06 4 weeks Career Tech Dive Top Side Commercial Welder Course Program PCDIV0711 4 6 weeks Career Tech Dive Dive Top Side Tender Course Program PCDIV0812 4 6 weeks Career Tech Dive Mixed Gas Rack Operator Course Prog. PCDIV09 4 weeks Career Tech Dive Commercial Diver/Commercial Dive Insp. PCDIV103 5 6 weeks Career Tech 7370 Computer Coding Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 1 PCT01007 3 7 weeks

Career Tech 7370 Computer Coding Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 2 PCT0200108 3 7 weeks

Career Tech 7370 Computer Coding Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 3 PCT0109 7 weeks

Career Tech 7370 Computer Coding Code 7370 Computer Coding Design Track PCT0110 7 weeks

Career Tech AutoCAD AutoCAD Drafting PCT03001 3 4 weeks Career Tech AutoCAD Inventor PCT04001 3 4 weeks Career Tech AutoCAD Revit PCT05001 3 7 weeks Career Tech Culinary Core-Classroom Curriculum PCT0600 3 weeks Career Tech Culinary Intro to Culinary Arts/Culinary Sanitation and Safety PCT0601 2 weeks Career Tech Culinary Culinary Customer Service PCT0602 2 weeks Career Tech Culinary Food Theory and Preparation/Financial Management PCT0603 2 weeks Career Tech Culinary Quantity Food Production/Purchasing PCT0604 2 weeks Career Tech Ironworker Pre-Apprentice Core-Classroom Curriculum PCIRN016 3 7 weeks

Career Tech Roofing Pre-Apprentice PROOF01 7 weeks




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Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued) Dental

Product. Training Corp Dental Technician PDTEC02 4 weeks Electronics

Electron Tech Assn Customer Service Specialist PELEC04 2 weeks Electron Tech Assn Certified Electronics Technician PELEC02 3 weeks Electron Tech Assn Journeyman (Industrial) PELEC06 3 weeks

Food and Agriculture CA Dept. Food & Ag. Pasteurizer License PFOOD04 1 week CA Dept. Food & Ag. Sampler/Weigher License PFOOD05 3 weeks

Forklift Overton Safety Training, Inc. Forklift – Industrial PFORK04 2 weeks Overton Safety Training, Inc. Forklift – Hand Truck PFORK05 2 weeks Overton Safety Training, Inc. Forklift – Construction PFORK03 2 weeks

Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) No Am Tech Excellence Installation: HVAC – A/C PHVAC11 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Installation: HVAC – Air Distribution PHVAC12 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Installation: Pumps – Heat Pumps PHVAC13 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Installation: Pumps – Gas Heat PHVAC14 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Installation: Pumps – Oil Heat PHVAC15 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Service HVAC – A/C PHVAC16 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Service: HVAC – Air Distribution PHVAC17 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Service: Pumps – Heat Pumps PHVAC18 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Service: Pumps – Gas Heat PHVAC19 3 weeks No Am Tech Excellence Service: Pumps – Oil Heat PHVAC20 3 weeks

Linen Nat Assn Linen Mgt. Certified Linen Technician PLIN004 3 weeks Nat Assn Linen Mgt. Certified Washroom Technician PLIN005 3 weeks Nat Assn Linen Mgt. Certified Laundry Linen Manager PLIN003 3 weeks

Machinery Stiles Machinery Inc Intermed. Weeke Machining Center Prog. PSTIL02 3 weeks

Metal Skills Nat Inst Metal Skills Machining, Level I PMET004 4 weeks Nat Inst Metal Skills Metal Forming, Level I PMET005 4 weeks Nat Inst Metal Skills Metal Stamping, Level II PMET006 4 weeks




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Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued)

Optical Am. Board of Opticianry Optician PBOPT02 4 weeks

Print Print Indust of America Sheet-fed Offset Press PPRNT05 4 weeks Print Indust of America Web Offset Press PPRNT06 4 weeks Print Indust of America Pre-Press PPRNT07 4 weeks Print Indust of America Bindery PPRNT08 4 weeks

Restaurant Association Nat Restaurant Assn ServSafe Essentials PREST05 3 weeks Nat Restaurant Assn ServSafe Food Handler PREST04 1 week

TPC Training Systems TPC Training System Reading Blueprints TPC1010 3 weeks TPC Training System Reading Schematics and Symbols TPC1020 3 weeks TPC Training System Mathematics in the Plant TPC1030 3 weeks TPC Training System Making Measurements TPC1040 3 weeks TPC Training System Metals in the Plant TPC1050 3 weeks TPC Training System Nonmetals in the Plant TPC1060 3 weeks TPC Training System Hand Tools TPC1070 3 weeks TPC Training System Portable Power Tools TPC1080 3 weeks TPC Training System Industrial Safety and Health TPC1090 3 weeks TPC Training System Troubleshooting Skills TPC1100 3 weeks TPC Training System Basic Electricity and Electronics TPC2010 3 weeks TPC Training System Batteries and DC Circuits TPC2020 3 weeks TPC Training System Transformers and AC Circuits TPC2030 3 weeks TPC Training System Electrical Measuring Instruments TPC2040 3 weeks TPC Training System Electrical Safety and Protection TPC2050 3 weeks TPC Training System DC Equipment and Controls TPC2060 3 weeks TPC Training System Single Phase Motors TPC2070 3 weeks TPC Training System Three Phase Systems TPC2080 3 weeks TPC Training System AC Control Equipment TPC2090 3 weeks TPC Training System Electrical Troubleshooting TPC2100 3 weeks TPC Training System Electrical Safety – Understanding NFPA 70E TPC2110 3 weeks TPC Training System Basic Mechanics TPC3010 3 weeks TPC Training System Lubricants and Lubrication TPC3020 3 weeks TPC Training System Power Transmission Equipment TPC3030 3 weeks TPC Training System Bearings TPC3040 3 weeks TPC Training System Pumps TPC3050 3 weeks


TPC Training Systems (continued) TPC Training System Piping Systems TPC3060 3 weeks




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TPC Training System Basic Hydraulics TPC3070 3 weeks TPC Training System Hydraulic Troubleshooting TPC3080 3 weeks TPC Training System Basic Pneumatics TPC3090 3 weeks TPC Training System Pneumatic Troubleshooting TPC3100 3 weeks TPC Training System Introduction to Packaging TPC3110 3 weeks TPC Training System Packaging Machinery TPC3120 3 weeks TPC Training System Casing Machinery TPC3130 3 weeks TPC Training System Machine Shop Practices TPC3150 3 weeks TPC Training System Machine Shop Turning Operations TPC3160 3 weeks TPC Training System Machine Shop Shaping Operations TPC3170 3 weeks TPC Training System Machine Shop Job Analysis TPC3230 3 weeks TPC Training System Lathe - Turning Work Between Centers TPC3240 3 weeks TPC Training System Lathe - Machining Work in a Chuck TPC3250 3 weeks TPC Training System Basic Milling Procedures TPC3260 3 weeks TPC Training System Indexed Milling Procedures TPC3270 3 weeks TPC Training System Multiple-Machine Procedures TPC3280 3 weeks TPC Training System Mechanical Drive Maintenance TPC3410 3 weeks TPC Training System Mechanical and Fluid Drive Systems TPC3420 3 weeks TPC Training System Bearing and Shaft Seal Maintenance TPC3430 3 weeks TPC Training System Pump Installation and Maintenance TPC3440 3 weeks TPC Training System Maintenance Pipefitting TPC3450 3 weeks TPC Training System Tubing and Hose System Maintenance TPC3460 3 weeks TPC Training System Valve Maintenance & Piping Sys. Protection TPC3470 3 weeks TPC Training System Introduction to Carpentry TPC3610 3 weeks TPC Training System Constructing the Building Shell TPC3620 3 weeks TPC Training System Finishing the Building Interior TPC3630 3 weeks TPC Training System Structural Painting TPC3640 3 weeks TPC Training System Flat Roof Maintenance TPC3660 3 weeks TPC Training System Plumbing Systems Maintenance TPC3670 3 weeks TPC Training System Landscaping Maintenance TPC3750 3 weeks TPC Training System Blueprint Reading for Welders TPC4160 3 weeks TPC Training System Welding Principles TPC4170 3 weeks TPC Training System Oxyfuel Operations TPC4180 3 weeks TPC Training System Arc Welding Operations TPC4190 3 weeks TPC Training System Cleaning Chemicals TPC4510 3 weeks TPC Training System Floors and Floor Care Equipment TPC4520 3 weeks TPC Training System Maintaining Floors and Other Surfaces TPC4530 3 weeks




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TPC Training Systems (continued) TPC Training System Rest Room Care TPC4540 3 weeks TPC Training System Carpet and Upholstery Care TPC4550 3 weeks

Welding Am. Welding Society MIG – GMAW-1 PWEL005 3 weeks Am. Welding Society TIG – GTAW-1 PWEL006 3 weeks Am. Welding Society TIG – GTAW-2 PWEL007 3 weeks Am. Welding Society TIG – GTAW-3 PWEL008 3 weeks

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Milestone Completion Credit Schedule Career Technical Education

Refer to Schedule 1 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP) Career Technical Education Milestone Descriptions and Codes.

Computer Literacy Computer Literacy Core V160101 4 weeks

Computer Repair COMPTIA Core V3003C0 3 weeks COMPTIA Level I V3003L3 3 weeks

Graphic Arts Graphic Design Graphic Design Core V07C000 5 weeks Graphic Design Graphic Design Level I V07L000 5 weeks

Horticulture/Landscaping Horticulture/Landscaping Core V3004C0 5 weeks

Painting & Drywall Painting/Drywall Core V3001C0 3 weeks Painting/Drywall Level I V3002L1 2 weeks Painting/Drywall Level II V3003L2 3 weeks

Office Services and Related Technology OSRT Microsoft Level 1 V060102 4 weeks OSRT Microsoft Level 2 V060201 4 weeks OSRT Microsoft Level 3 V060301 4 weeks

Carpentry Carpentry Core V0801C0 1 week Carpentry Level I V08L100 5 weeks Carpentry Level II V08L200 6 weeks Carpentry Level III V08L300 4 weeks Carpentry Level IV V08L400 5 weeks

Building Maintenance Building Maintenance Core V0906C0 1 week Building Maintenance Level I V09L100 4 weeks Building Maintenance Level II V09L200 6 weeks Building Maintenance Level III V09L300 4 weeks Building Maintenance Level IV V09L400 5 weeks

Electrical Electrical Core V1005C1 2 weeks Electrical Level I V10L100 6 weeks Electrical Level II V10L200 4 weeks Electrical Level III V10L300 4 weeks Electrical Level IV V10L400 4 weeks

HVAC HVAC Core V1107C1 2 weeks HVAC Level I V11L100 4 weeks HVAC Level II V11L200 6 weeks




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Milestone Completion Credit Schedule

Plumbing Plumbing Core V1304C1 3 weeks

Plumbing Level I V13L500 6 weeks

Plumbing Level II V13L600 5 weeks Plumbing Level III V13L700 5 weeks Plumbing Level IV V13L800 5 weeks




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Academic Milestone Descriptions and Codes Academic Programs

Refer to Schedule 1 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP) Academic Milestone Descriptions and Codes.

ABE I ABE I 0.0 - 1.9 grade point level A010101 4 weeks ABE I 2.0 - 2.9 grade point level A010201 4 weeks ABE I 3.0 - 3.9 grade point level A010301 4 weeks



High School HS English 1st Course H010101 4 weeks HS English 2nd Course H010111 4 weeks HS English 3rd Course H010121 4 weeks HS Mathematics H010301 4 weeks HS Algebra I H010211 4 weeks HS General or Life Science H010403 4 weeks HS Earth or Physical Science H010404 4 weeks HS U.S. History or Geography H010503 4 weeks HS World History or Geography/Culture H010504 4 weeks HS American Government H010601 4 weeks HS Visual and Performing Arts/Fine Arts H010801 4 weeks HS Health H011001 3 weeks HS Job/Career Exploration H011002 3 weeks HS Elective completed H011220 4 3 weeks *R4

College College Each 3 Semester or 4-5 quarter units completed C010110 2 weeks *R4

Literacy Literacy CASAS Benchmark 1 L010B01 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 2 L010B02 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 3 L010B03 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 4 L010B04 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 5 L010B05 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 6 L010B06 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 7 L010B07 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 8 L010B08 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 9 L0101B09 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 10 L0101B10 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 11 L010B11 4 weeks Literacy CASAS Benchmark 12 L010B12 4 weeks




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Math Math CASAS Benchmark 1 M010B01 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 2 M010B02 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 3 M010B03 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 4 M010B04 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 5 M010B05 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 6 M010B06 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 7 M010B07 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 8 M010B08 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 9 M010B09 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 10 M010B10 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 11 M010B11 4 weeks Math CASAS Benchmark 12 M010B12 4 weeks

*R4 = Repeatable during same or new term for different classes/degrees




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General Milestone Descriptions and Codes General Programs

Refer to Schedule 2 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Adult Institutions (DAI) General Milestone Descriptions and Codes.

Rehabilitative Programs

Refer to Schedule 1 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP) General Milestone Descriptions and Codes.


Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Substance Use Disorder RP10101 4 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Anger Management RP10200 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Criminal Thinking RP10300 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Family Relationships RP10400 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Transitions RP10500 2 weeks

Substance Abuse Transitions Pre-Release Program CSAP (CCF) Course Completion S020101 8 weeks

The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI) Refer to Schedule 2 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule,

titled Division of Adult Institutions (DAI) General Milestone Descriptions and Codes. Internet Protocol Television Milestone Descriptions and Codes

Education Education College Preparatory Algebra I and II IP10100 2 weeks Education College Preparatory Micro & Macro Economics IP10200 3 weeks Education College Preparatory US History 1850-1950 Bundle IP10300 2 weeks Education English Language Acquisition IP10400 3 weeks TLM Coding Track 1 IP10401 7 weeks TLM Coding Track 2 IP10402 7 weeks


Freedom Freedom Anger Management IP10600 1 week Freedom Financial Security and Money Management IP10700 3 weeks Freedom Preparing for Success After Prison IP10800 3 weeks Freedom Preparing For Success After Prison – Edited Version IP10900 1 week


Education Education Step Down Literature IP10115 3 weeks

The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI) TUMI Modules 1 and 2 TM10117 1 week TUMI Modules 3 and 4 TM10118 1 week TUMI Modules 5 and 6 TM10119 1 week TUMI Modules 7 and 8 TM10120 1 week




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General Milestone Descriptions and Codes

The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI) TUMI Modules 9 and 10 TM10121 1 week TUMI Modules 11 and 12 TM10122 1 week TUMI Modules 13 and 14 TM10123 1 week TUMI Modules 15 and 16 TM10124 1 week

Academic Milestones Credit Earning Schedule Academic Programs

Refer to Schedule 1 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP) Academic Milestone Descriptions and Codes.

English as a Second Language (ESL) Programs ESL Beginning ESL I COCESL5 3 weeks ESL Beginning ESL II COCESL6 3 weeks ESL Intermediate ESL COCESL7 3 weeks ESL Advanced ESL COCESL8 3 weeks

ABE ABE I 0.0 - 1.9 grade point level A010101 4 weeks ABE I 2.0 - 2.9 grade point level A010201 4 weeks ABE I 3.0 - 3.9 grade point level A010301 4 weeks



Adult Education in Spanish Programs INEA Primaria COCINE4 3 weeks INEA Secundaria COCINE2 3 weeks COBACH Colegio de Bachilleres COCINE3 3 weeks

College College Each 3 Semester or 4-5 quarter units completed C010110 2 3 weeks *R5

Internet Protocol Television Milestone Descriptions and Codes

Education Education College Preparatory Algebra I and II IP10100 2 weeks Education College Preparatory Micro & Macro Economics IP10200 3 weeks Education College Preparatory US History 1850-1950 Bundle IP10300 2 weeks Education English Language Acquisition IP10400 3 weeks TLM Coding Track 1 IP10401 7 weeks TLM Coding Track 2 IP10402 7 weeks





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Academic Milestones Credit Earning Schedule (continued)

Internet Protocol Television Milestone Descriptions and Codes (continued) Freedom

Freedom Anger Management IP10600 1 week Freedom Financial Security and Money Management IP10700 3 weeks Freedom Preparing for Success After Prison IP10800 3 weeks Freedom Preparing For Success After Prison – Edited Version IP10900 1 week


e-Reader Milestone Descriptions and Codes Education

Education Step Down Literature IP10115 3 weeks

*R5 = Repeatable during same or new term for different classes/degrees C010110

Cognitive Behavior Milestones Credit Earning Schedule

General Programs Refer to Schedule 2 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule,

titled Division of Adult Institutions (DAI) General Milestone Descriptions and Codes.


Refer to Schedule 1 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP) General Milestone Descriptions and Codes.

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Substance Use Disorder RP10101 4 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Anger Management RP10200 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Criminal Thinking RP10300 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Family Relationships RP10400 2 weeks

Rehabilitative Programs Cognitive Behavior Treatment - Transitions RP10500 2 weeks

Criminal Thinking Thinking For A Change (T4C) COCT4C2 3 weeks Anger Management Understand and Reducing Anger Feelings (TCU) COCTCU2 3 weeks

Criminal Thinking Unlock Your Thinking, Open Your Mind COCUYT2 3 weeks COCF Substance Abuse Program

RDAP Level I Course Completion COCRD01 3 weeks *R6 RDAP Level II Course Completion COCRD02 3 weeks *R6 RDAP Level III Course Completion COCRD03 3 weeks *R6 RDAP Level IV Course Completion COCRD04 3 weeks *R6 RDAP Level V Course Completion COCRD05 3 weeks *R6 RDAP Level VI Course Completion COCRD06 3 weeks *R6 *R6 = Repeatable during new term Substance Abuse Programs




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Career Technical Education Milestones Credit Earning Schedule

Refer to Schedule 1 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Rehabilitative Programs (DRP) Career Technical Education Milestone Descriptions and Codes

Carpentry Carpentry Core COCCAR6 3 weeks Carpentry Level I COCCAR7 3 weeks Carpentry Level II COCCAR8 3 weeks Carpentry Level III COCCAR4 2 weeks Carpentry Level IV COCCAR5 2 weeks

Computer Literacy / Office Service Related Technology Computer Literacy Core COCOSR0 1 week Computer/OSRT Microsoft Level 1 COCOSR7 5 weeks Computer/OSRT Microsoft Level 2 COCOSR8 1 week Computer/OSRT Microsoft Level 3 COCOSR9 1 week

Electrical Electrical Core COCELE6 3 weeks Electrical Level I COCELE7 3 weeks Electrical Level II COCELE3 2 weeks Electrical Level III COCELE4 2 weeks Electrical Level IV COCELE5 2 weeks

Gardening Master Gardener Level I COCGAR4 5 weeks

Horticulture/Landscaping Horticulture/Landscaping Core V3004C0 5 weeks

KY Workplace Essentials KY Workpl. Essentials Business Reading COCWPE5 1 week KY Workpl. Essentials Business Math COCWPE6 1 week KY Workpl. Essentials Business Communication and Writing COCWPE7 1 week KY Workpl. Essentials Employment Readiness COCWPE8 1 week

Masonry Masonry Core COCMAS6 2 weeks Masonry Level I COCMAS2 2 weeks Masonry Level II COCMAS3 2 weeks Masonry Level III COCMAS4 2 weeks Masonry Level IV COCMAS5 2 weeks

Plumbing Plumbing Core COCPL10 3 weeks Plumbing Level I COCPL40 3 weeks Plumbing Level II COCPL50 3 weeks Plumbing Level III COCPL60 3 weeks Plumbing Level IV COCPL70 3 weeks

Painting & Drywall Painting/Drywall Core V3001C0 3 weeks Painting/Drywall Level I V3002L1 2 weeks Painting/Drywall Level II V3003L2 3 weeks




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General Milestones Credit Earning Schedule The Urban Ministry Institute (TUMI)

Refer to Schedule 2 of the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, titled Division of Adult Institutions (DAI) Milestone Completion Credit Schedule.

TUMI Modules 1 and 2 TM10117 1 week TUMI Modules 3 and 4 TM10118 1 week TUMI Modules 5 and 6 TM10119 1 week TUMI Modules 7 and 8 TM10120 1 week TUMI Modules 9 and 10 TM10121 1 week TUMI Modules 11 and 12 TM10122 1 week TUMI Modules 13 and 14 TM10123 1 week TUMI Modules 15 and 16 TM10124 1 week

NCR 18-09 Attachment comparing course values Page 1

Milestone Completion Credit Schedule – Changes from Prior Schedule The Milestone Completion Credit Schedule (MCCS) has been reformatted and reordered as part of this rulemaking action. Therefore, this document is provided as a reference for easier comparison. This document shows the changes in milestone completion credits awarded for completion of each course. The “new course value” column shows the credits awarded for completion of the course as a result of changes made as part of this rulemaking action. The “prior course value” column shows the credits awarded prior to this rulemaking action. Only courses whose credit value has been changed (e.g., 4 weeks to 5 weeks) as part of this rulemaking action are shown here. New courses added as part of this rulemaking action are not shown on this document (these courses are shown underlined on the MCCS), nor are courses removed as part of this action (these courses are shown in strikethrough on the MCCS).

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Career Technical Education Milestone Descriptions

Cosmetology

Cosmetology Hair Styling 3 weeks 4 weeks Cosmetology License Award 3 weeks 5 weeks

Small Engine Repair Small Engine Repair Equipment Operation & Service Electrical 5 weeks 4 weeks Small Engine Repair Diesel 6 weeks 4 weeks

Electrical Electrical Level IV 5 weeks 4 weeks

Plumbing Plumbing Level III 4 weeks 5 weeks

Roofing Roofing Level IV 4 weeks 2 weeks

Academic Milestone Descriptions

High School Diploma (HSD) c

HS English 1st course 3 weeks 4 weeks HS English 2nd course 3 weeks 4 weeks HS English 3rd course 3 weeks 4 weeks HS Mathematics 3 weeks 4 weeks HS Algebra I 3 weeks 4 weeks HS General/Life Science 3 weeks 4 weeks HS Earth/Physical Science 3 weeks 4 weeks HS U.S. History or Geography 3 weeks 4 weeks HS World History or Geography/Culture 3 weeks 4 weeks HS American Government and Economics 3 weeks 4 weeks HS Visual and Performing Arts /Fine Arts 3 weeks 4 weeks HS Elective completed 3 weeks 4 weeks

College College Each 3 Semester or 4-5 Quarter units completed 3 weeks 2 weeks

Internet Protocol Television Milestone Descriptions (now called eLearning)

Education College Preparatory Micro & Macro Economics (new title “Economics”) 2 weeks 3 weeks

Education English Language Acquisition (new title “Sociology”) 2 weeks 3 weeks TLM Coding Track 1 7 weeks TLM Coding Track 2 7 weeks

Freedom pr

Freedom Anger Management 2 weeks 1 week Freedom Financial Security and Money Management 2 weeks 3 weeks Freedom Preparing For Success After Prison 2 weeks 1 week

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Wellness Leadership 2 weeks 1 week Wellness Life Skills 2 weeks 1 week Wellness Nutrition (new title “Health”) 2 weeks 1 week Wellness Parenting 2 weeks 1 week

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Firefighters Firefighting (Camp) Fire Brigade Training 1 week 2 weeks

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Career Tech

Career Tech 7370 Computer Coding Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 1 7 weeks 3 weeks Career Tech 7370 Computer Coding Code 7370 Computer Coding Track 2 7 weeks 3 weeks Career Tech AutoCAD AutoCAD Drafting 4 weeks 3 weeks Career Tech AutoCAD Inventor 4 weeks 3 weeks Career Tech AutoCAD Revit 7 weeks 3 weeks Career Tech Ironworker

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Career Tech Laborer Lead Worker/Mentor Training (now called Pre-Apprentice) 7 weeks 3 weeks

Career Tech Dive Top Side (now called Commercial) Welder Course Program 6 weeks 4 weeks

Career Tech Dive Dive Tender Course Program (now called Dive Top Side Tender Course Program) 6 weeks 4 weeks

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Initial Statement of Reasons NCR 18-09 10/5/18 1

INITIAL STATEMENT OF REASONS: The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR or the Department) proposes to amend section 3043.3 of the California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 15, Division 3, governing inmate credit earning and the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule. In 2009, new legislation amended Penal Code (PC) Section 2933 and created new Section 2933.05. This law directly affected an inmate’s credit earning and eligibility status. PC Section 2933.05 allowed the Department to award eligible inmates milestone completion credits to reduce his/her term of confinement for completion of an approved rehabilitative program performance milestone. In 2010, CDCR adopted regulations to comply with this legislation. The Milestone Completion Credit (MCC) Schedule was created to establish specific programs and credit allotments available to inmates. Each program is divided into milestones (components), for which credit will be awarded upon completion. The Public Safety and Rehabilitation Act of 2016 (Proposition 57) was approved by California voters in 2016. This proposition amended the California Constitution to establish that CDCR shall have authority to award credits earned for approved rehabilitative or educational achievements. In accordance with CCR, Title 15, subsection 3043(c)(1)(B)(6), all changes to the MCC Schedule shall be adopted in compliance with the rulemaking requirements of the Administrative Procedures Act. Therefore, CDCR has revised the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, which is incorporated by reference into subsection 3043.3(d), with a revision date of July 2018. MCC courses are amended or adopted to provide eligible inmates greater opportunity to participate in programs and to earn MCC upon successful completion. The MCC Schedule section has been reorganized to assist readers in locating information, and in order to clarify the department entity responsible for the respective MCC. Some MCC names and terminology were modified or added to reflect changes in naming conventions for the profession. Additionally, new education programs have been added which provide inmates continuing education credit and productive work and skill development opportunities to better prepare them to find employment upon release and thereby reduce recidivism. Courses have been enhanced to meet changing needs within the profession and/or industries. Specified course MCC is being discontinued due to changes in course requirements or because courses are no longer available. Some programs have increased the amount of credit an inmate can earn due to the rigorous coursework and course participation requirements. Not all MCC courses are available at every CDCR facility. Anticipated Benefits The Department anticipates that these regulations will help to better prepare inmates to find employment upon release and, eventually, to reduce recidivism and overcrowding in California prisons. Consideration of Alternatives: The Department must determine that no reasonable alternative considered, or that has otherwise been identified and brought to the attention of the Department, would be more effective in carrying out the purpose for which this action is proposed, would be as effective and less burdensome to affected private persons than the action proposed, or would be more cost-effective to affected private persons and equally effective in implementing the statutory policy or other provision of law. Currently, no reasonable alternatives have been brought to the attention of the Department that would alter the Department’s initial determination. Economic Impact Assessment: In accordance with Government Code Section 11346.3(b), CDCR has made the following assessments regarding the proposed regulation:

Initial Statement of Reasons NCR 18-09 10/5/18 2

The Department has determined that the proposed regulations will not have an impact on the creation of new, or the elimination of existing, jobs within California. The regulations place no requirements or restrictions on businesses inside or outside of California, as they affect only inmates at CDCR institutions who are eligible to earn specified credits to reduce their terms of confinement. The Department has determined that the proposed regulations will not have an impact on the creation, expansion, or elimination of new or existing business within California. The regulations place no requirements or restrictions on businesses inside or outside of California, as they affect only inmates at CDCR institutions who are eligible to earn specified credits to reduce their terms of confinement. The Department has determined that the proposed regulations will not have an impact on the expansion of businesses currently doing business in California. The regulations place no requirements or restrictions on businesses inside or outside of California, as they affect only inmates at CDCR institutions who are eligible to earn specified credits to reduce their terms of confinement. The Department has determined that the proposed regulations may promote worker safety and benefit the welfare of California residents by providing eligible inmates with incentives to participate in rehabilitative and educational programming which will help to better prepare inmates to find employment upon release. Significant Statewide Adverse Economic Impact On Business The Department has made an initial determination that this action will not have a significant adverse economic impact on business because business is not affected by the internal management of prisons. Benefits Of The Regulations The Department anticipates that these regulations will help to provide eligible inmates with incentives to participate in rehabilitative and educational programming, and better prepare inmates to find employment upon release which may eventually reduce recidivism and overcrowding in California prisons. Documents Relied Upon The Department, in proposing amendments to these regulations, has not identified nor has it relied upon any technical, theoretical, or empirical study, report, or similar document. SPECIFIC PURPOSE AND RATIONALE FOR EACH SECTION, PER GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 11346.2(B)(1): Section 3043.3. Milestone Completion Credit. Subsection 3043.3(d) is amended to establish the new revision date of July 2018 for the Milestone Completion Credit Schedule, which is incorporated by reference. The revision is necessary to include added, deleted and amended milestone completions and credits awarded for a variety of programs and courses available to eligible inmates. This subsection is also amended to remove unnecessary verbiage regarding the Department’s internal approval process and to replace “director” with “department” for improved clarity.