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Restorative Practices describe an approach to addressing conflict and wrongdoing, through the lens of accountability, relationship, repair and community. A restorative process emphasize the importance of involving those most affected in any given situation to share what is needed to make things right.
A student who is referred to the Dean of Students Office for misconduct is evaluated for appropriateness for a restorative response. Determining eligibility occurs while reviewing the referral, consulting with those impacted, and completing an intake with the responsible student. If parties are willing to participate, a restorative circle is scheduled and focuses on meaningful accountability, reengagement with the classroom/community, and repairing the harm.
RJ Circle Process Steps by Elise Krumholz
Questions about Restorative Circles?
If you are a students, instructor, or staff member, please reach out to learn more about the process!
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