Correctional Education Association Information on CEA Accreditation
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For more information on CEA Accreditation, please contact the CEA office at 800-783-1232 or via email at office@ceanational.org or fill in the information in the form below and hit submit. Your information will be sent electronically to the office.

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Type of offenders in your facility:
 Adult Juvenile
Type of Facility:
Jail/Detention Center Prison
This facility is managed by:
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Is this facility currently or seeking ACA Accreditation? :
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