Community Education Centers (CEC) is a leading provider of treatment and education services for adult and juvenile correctional and social services populations throughout the United States. CEC is firmly committed to partnering with government agencies to provide intensive treatment and education programs that focus on changing addictive and criminal behaviors, preparing residents for reintegration and ultimately reducing recidivism.

CEC operates residential and outpatient programs at 20 locations in eight states. All CEC programs concentrate on alcohol and drug treatment, life skills training, and educational and vocational instruction. CEC also provides work release/halfway house programs, day reporting, aftercare and electronic monitoring for approved offenders.






CEC Opens 400-Bed Facility in Casper, Wyoming



ROSELAND, NJ (February 3, 2005)�Community Education Centers (CEC) is pleased to announce the opening of a new 400-bed state-of-the-art residential substance abuse treatment facility in Casper, Wyoming, called the Casper Re-entry Center. The facility currently houses 198 work-release residents referred by the Wyoming Department of Corrections (DOC) and will begin admitting Therapeutic Community residents by mid-February.

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CEC Hires Gary Starbuck to Head New Wyoming Facility


Casper Re-entry Center Nears Completion

ROSELAND, NJ (November 17, 2004)�Community Education Centers (CEC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Gary Starbuck as Director of the Casper Re-entry Center�a 400-bed secure residential facility in Casper, Wyoming, which is slated to open in January 2005. Mr. Starbuck was formerly the Warden of the Wyoming Honor Farm in Riverton, a minimum security facility. Full Details

Women�s Program at Bo Robinson Thriving



ROSELAND, NJ (November 1, 2004)�The Albert M. �Bo� Robinson Education and Training Center recently opened its doors to female parole violators referred by the New Jersey Parole Board and female offenders from the Department of Corrections. There are currently 95 women participating in the program. Full Details