Restorative Practices

Restorative Practices

Description

Why is it important:

• Strengthen Relationships: Foster trust and connection among students and between students and staff.
• Reduce Discipline Disparities: Provide alternatives to suspensions and other exclusionary practices, especially for students disproportionately affected.
• Promote Accountability: Help students understand the impact of their actions and take responsibility in meaningful ways.
• Improve School Climate: Increase students’ sense of belonging, safety, and voice in the learning environment.
• Align with Tiered Supports: Can be used schoolwide (Tier I), for targeted relationship repair (Tier II), or intensive interventions (Tier III).

Critical Features:

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