How can restorative justice be implemented in schools?

How can restorative justice be implemented in schools?

Restorative justice in schools can be implemented through training staff, creating a restorative culture, and involving students in conflict resolution.

What are some specific practices or programs that can be used?

Some effective practices include restorative circles, peer mediation, and conflict resolution workshops that engage students.

How do we measure the success of these programs?

Success can be measured through surveys, reduced disciplinary incidents, and improved student relationships and engagement.

What challenges might schools face when implementing this?

Challenges include resistance from staff, lack of training, and the need for ongoing support and resources to sustain the programs.

Can you provide examples of schools that have successfully implemented restorative justice?

Yes, schools like the International School of Brooklyn and the San Francisco Unified School District have reported positive outcomes from restorative justice practices.