Restorative Practice: Breaking the Out-of-School Suspension Cycle through Restorative Circles

Developing a comprehensive behavioral plan for a charter school is essential to ensure smooth operations. This presentation will look specifically discuss how to lead “Restorative Circles”. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the need to reach and teach ALL students by pulling them in (Restorative Approach) rather than pushing them out (Out of school suspension). This presentation will be especially helpful for schools who are developing or revamping their school wide behavioral plan to meet the needs of your students.

Presenter:

Sue Jamback

Date/Time:

November 17, 2016 12:00 am EST

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