Wisconsin juvenile prisons struggle to change course

This Oct. 15, 2017, photo provided by the subject shows Pandora Lobacz, a teacher in Wisconsin’s juvenile corrections system, who was injured in an Oct. 11 attack by a young inmate at the state’s Lincoln Hills School in Irma, Wis. Lobacz says she no longer feels safe at Lincoln Hills, which along with the Copper Lake School was ordered by a federal judge in July to curtail the use of pepper spray, solitary confinement and shackles. Some staff members blame the order for worsening conditions at the prison. (Courtesy of Pandora Lobacz via AP)

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