MI HB5390

Creates the juveniles in incarceration education board within the department of education, consisting of 8 members including a chairperson with juvenile justice education experience, representatives from education and corrections departments, nonprofit organizations, clergy, and formerly incarcerated juveniles.

Establishes the juveniles in incarceration education grant program to award grants between $1,000 and $100,000 to entities providing education and training programs for incarcerated juveniles, formerly incarcerated juveniles, and vulnerable youth.

Requires the board to develop and annually review curriculum for incarcerated juveniles focusing on scientific skills and technology while improving behavior and preventing recidivism.

Creates the juveniles in incarceration education fund in the state treasury to support grant awards and board operations, with funds remaining in the account without lapsing to the general fund.

Mandates the board to submit annual reports by March 1 detailing juveniles' demographic data, offense types, educational programs offered, and program effectiveness, plus conduct at least 3 town hall meetings annually to present findings and receive public feedback.