Build a school community where students and adults feel heard, respected, and connected.
Schools are asked to support students with different identities, needs, and ways of learning while also creating a shared sense of belonging. Restorative practices offer proactive ways to strengthen relationships, invite student voice, and build a culture where people can work through challenges together—not only respond after something has gone wrong.
Course: Cultivating an Inclusive School Culture
In this course, educators explore practical ways to use restorative practices to build trust and inclusion across the school community. Through participatory activities and reflection, participants consider how everyday interactions, shared decision-making, and proactive community-building can support stronger relationships among students and staff. The course offers approaches that can be adapted to your school’s context and students’ needs.
What educators are saying
“Roy’s Restorative Justice training gave me everything I needed to confidently implement circles in my own classroom. Roy provided a very clear plan for learning and applying restorative practices, and did it with a sense of humor and openness that made a lasting impact on me. He is someone who lives the values he teaches.” – Katie Abo, 5th grade teacher, Watertown Public Schools
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Interested in a training tailored to your school? Contact us to schedule a free consultation. We also invite you to complete our FREE Restorative Culture Assessment for K-12 Schools.