CEC increases capacity of proposed facility to 750-beds in Colorado - 04/11/03 Newark Zoning Approval - 03/12/03 Liberty Hall Zoning Approval - 02/25/03 Colorado DOC Awards Contract to CEC - 02/10/03 Delaney Hall Recognized for Contributions - 01/29/03 Lipman Receives JCAHO Accreditation - 01/09/03 New Satellite Monitoring Program - 10/03/02 CADC Training - 07/09/02 New Roseland Staff - 07/02/02 New Lipman Staff - 06/25/02 Community Education Centers Facilities Recommended for Accreditation - 05/13/02 CEC's Assessment Centers Featured in Corrections Today - 03/12/02 - 01/15/02 Clancy Appointed to Transition Team - 12/13/01 CEC Opens Three Facilities - 11/04/01 Coleman Hall - 11/02/01 Lipman Hall Opening - 10/22/01 Delaney Hall's Women's Program - 08/05/01 GPS and Treatment Services for Colorado - 07/22/01 Otter Brook Center - 07/19/01 ACA Accreditation - 07/01/01 AYA Group Home Opens - 06/17/01 Technical Parole Violator Contracts - 06/03/01 New Colorado Youth Treatment Program - 05/20/01 Technical Rule Violators Center - 02/28/01 Philadelphia Pre-Release Facility - 01/31/01 Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility - 05/30/00 Delaney Hall - 05/01/00 Delaney Hall Opens - 03/07/00 Bo Robinson Expansion - 01/04/00 Aspen Youth Alternatives - 11/30/99 CEC Awarded Zoning Approval for New Facility in Newark ROSELAND, NJ (March 12, 2003)--The Board of Adjustment of the City of Newark recently approved Community Education Centers� (CEC) proposal to convert existing warehouse space for use as a community-based residential facility. CEC plans to open a girl�s treatment and education facility at the approved site, which will be similar to its Lipman Hall facility for boys. The proposed 52,276 square foot facility, located on Frelinghuysen Avenue in Newark, will provide 106 beds as an alternative to incarceration. According to the Board of Adjustment, the unanimous decision was based on the belief that �the granting of a variance for this beneficial use will benefit the City, the County and its residents.� Lipman Hall, is a state-of-the-art residential treatment center and on-site school for boys, located on an urban campus in Newark, New Jersey. The facility can serve up to 212 adolescent males with serious emotional and behavioral problems.