; (D) the number of persons who have participated in reentry services for which they received a referral from a community reentry center, disaggregated by type of services, and success rates of participants in each service; (E) recidivism rates within the population served by each community reentry center, both before and after receiving a grant under this section; (F) the numbers of individuals obtaining and retaining employment within the population served by each community reentry center, both before and after receiving a grant under this section; (G) the number of individuals obtaining and maintaining housing within the population served by each community reentry center, both before and after receiving a grant under this section; (H) the number of individuals enrolled in an educational program, including high school, or the equivalent thereof, and institutions of higher education, both before and after receiving a grant under this section; (I) the number of individuals enrolled in vocational rehabilitation, technical schools, or vocational training, both before and after receiving a grant under this section; (J) for each eligible entity receiving a grant under this section, the number of individuals employed who have been convicted of an offense, or served a term of imprisonment and have completed any court-ordered supervision, to include the number of formerly incarcerated individuals in positions of responsibility; and (K) other relevant information, which may include recommendations, if any, to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the grant program under this section, and to address barriers faced by individuals receiving reentry services from community reentry centers. (e) Definitions In this section: (1) Community stakeholder The term community stakeholder — (A) means an individual who serves the community; and (B) includes— (i) a school official; (ii) a faith leader; (iii) a social service provider; (iv) a leader of a neighborhood association; (v) a public safety representative