The Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles and J.F. Ingram State collaborated to provide a presentation at the American Probation and Parole Association conference last month. LaShanda Hails, Director of ABPP Programs at Ingram State, and Rebecca Bensema, Assistant Director of ABPP for Reentry, spoke at the conference regarding the educational resources available to ABPP clients in Alabama. Ingram State is honored to collaborate with ABPP in order to inform our state counterparts about the significance of education for a successful return to society.
9 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
ABPP Conference
J.F. Ingram State is a proud partner with Alabama Public Television. APT's executive members toured Draper Instructional Service Center in Elmore last week to see firsthand how the college is spearheading Alabama's efforts in correctional education. Attendees had conversations with existing students, learned about the numerous program options, and experienced something eye-opening. J.F. Ingram State believes having the students tell our narrative is the most effective method to do it. Thank you for all who participated in the discussion and tour, we look forward to growing our partnership.
9 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
APT staff and President Funderburk
Automotive Body Repair Instructor Woody Chisum
President Annette Funderburk
APT Tour
APT Tour
J.F. Ingram State is proud to recognize Carpentry Instructor, Eric Trahan, and Office Administration Instructor, Dawn McClarin, for attending the Alabama Community College System Alabama Master Teacher Experience (AMTE) at Northeast Alabama Community College in Rainsville. During the training, they learned best practices in the classroom and brainstormed through everyday challenges with counterparts across the community college system. The training they received will be transferred into their classrooms and help improve the daily learning process of Ingram students!
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
Eric Trahan and Dawn McClarin at professional development training.
J.F. Ingram State is excited to recognize Adult Education Instructors Marilyn DeNeal and Michael Jones for their three years of service. They have serve as integral parts of the education pathway, and we look forward to their continued success.
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
Michael Jones receiving 3-year pin
Marilyn DeNeal receiving 3-year pin
Draper Instructional Service Center in Elmore hosted a Battle of the Barbers where ISTC Barbers faced off with Staton Correctional Facility Barbers. Each side hosted 5 barbers to represent their side for the showdown. Each baker had 30 minutes to meet with their client and perform a mid-fade haircut. Coming out on top from Ingram State, Antonio Ray, and from Staton Correctional Facility, Jaboree Watson. #barbering #funcompetition #correctionaleducation
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
Barbering students
Barbering students
Barbering students
Barbering students
Barbering students
Barbering students
Barbering students
Barbering students
Barbering students
J.F. Ingram State would like to recognize Daphne Thompson and Danae Ware for passing their CDL test! Thank you #ADOC and #ALEA for assisting us during this process and being a partner in developing responsible citizens. We are honored to offer #CDL to four locations across the state and look forward to the next round of drivers! #truckdriving #accs #correctionaleducation
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
CDL Driver and Instrustors
CDL Driver and Instrustors
This month Zeb Furgeson celebrated his 10 years of service with as an Alabama educator! Zeb is the #welding instructor at Limestone Correctional Facility in Harvest. He has worked in correctional education since 2020, and thriving as with nearly a full classroom every semester! Ingram State is proud to have Zeb on our team and look forward to the next 10 years! #accs #correctioneducation #jfi #education
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
Larry Miller presenting Zeb Furgeson with his 10-year pin
In 2024, J.F. Ingram State multiple students submitted artwork to the Alabama Arts Alive Festival in Florence. Ingram State is proud to announce that a #welding student from Main Campus in Deatsville received the Kennedy-Douglass Center for the Arts Merit Award for his Proud Peacock. Before the peacock took form, it was an older model type writer. The student took apart the typewriter key by key and hand constructed the keys into beautiful feathers and engineered the head from a pair of pliers. It is a great representation of his artwork and skills he learned in welding. Take a moment to recognize his hard work by dropping a comment below! #correctionaleducation #artcontest #accs
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
Peacock made from a old typewriter
Recently, J.F. Ingram State students at Bibb Correctional Facility held a forklift operator training for select first and second semester students. These students now have a vital tool they can use during the road to reentry. Did you know, according the National Bureau of Labor Statistics, Forklift operators' median salary in 2023 was $44,750? Did you also know that all career technical #ISTC students undergo a two-day forklift operator training and receive a certificate of completion? J.F. Ingram State focuses on training students in areas where Alabama needs them the most, and where they can be successful when they reenter society. Forklift Operators are needed on almost every construction site, warehouse, industrial plant, and more. By having this one credential in their tool belt it tremendously expands their opportunity to find a career! #skills4success #correctionaleducation #jfi #accs #developingresponsiblecitizens #secondchancepell #reentry
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
Students standing in front of a forklift
Students training on a forklift
J. F. INGRAM SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION OF DESTRUCTION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION RECORDS This is an official notice that all paper special education records dated on or before June 30, 2014, are no longer needed and will be destroyed on August 5th, 2024. These records have reached the end of the 10-year retention period determined by the last date of service or date of ineligibility determination. If the student (age 19 or older) or the parent of a minor child would like these records, please notify in writing to: J.F. Ingram Special Education Services Department P.O. Box 220350 Deatsville, AL 36022 Your written authorization should include the student’s name, AIS number, and your current mailing address and telephone number. Unless we receive a request for records, they will be destroyed on August 5th, 2024.
10 months ago, J. F. Ingram State
J.F. Ingram State Technical College is proud to partner with Redemption Earned on the inaugural #SilentAuction held in Birmingham at The Fish Market South Side on Tuesday, July 16. The event will begin at 5:30 p.m. and feature auction items hand-crafted by #ISTC students across the state. We look forward to seeing you there!
10 months ago, Samantha Rose
Redemption Earned Silent Auction July 16 in Birmingham
Last week #ISTC hosted an #employeeappreciation night at the Montgomery Biscuits ballfield! Employees from across the state gathered on Friday to enjoy eachothers fellowship and cheer on the #montgomerybiscuits! To top off the night, Montgomery landed a win, dominating the Birmingham Barons with a score of 6-1. It was a great way to end the week and appreciate all college employees. #accs #baseball #employeenight #employeerecognition
10 months ago, Ingram State Technical College
a group of ISTC employees sitting in the stands at a baseball game