What Are Restorative Practices?Restorative practices are practices learned from the larger Restorative Justice (RJ) movement with the intent of strengthening relationships, building community, and ...

Restorative practices also struggle with severe or repeated offenses. While effective for minor issues—such as classroom disagreements-the "let's talk it out" approach may fall short in cases ...

What are restorative practices and what do they look like in schools? In Part One, Marie Moreno, Chandra Shaw, Angela M. Ward, and David Upegui shared their experiences.

Public schools across our country have adopted “restorative” practices to manage student discipline, claiming these policies restore the relationship between the victim and bully while ...

In Worcester, restorative practices appear to be working. Officials credit it with creating an atmosphere that led to a 28% drop in violent incidents.

Teachers need access to well-funded, properly implemented restorative justice training and practices in wake of law further limiting suspensions.

Boston College is looking to expand its use of restorative practices to broader community building, according to Melissa Woolsey, the associate dean of student conduct. “Restorative practices look to ...

WHAT TO KNOW A growing number of Long Island school districts have introduced restorative practices to discipline misbehavior, as alternatives to traditional methods such as suspensions.

In Worcester, restorative practices appear to be working. Officials credit it with creating an atmosphere that led to a 28% drop in violent incidents.

There's a push to address conflicts with the youngest of students through what's called restorative practices.

Jennifer talks with Restorative Response Baltimore about their mission and how restorative practices can prevent conflict escalation.

Incorporating restorative practices allows teachers to manage conflicts while creating a culture that respects and values each student.