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CODE OF Conducting Adopted January 25, 2017CODE OF CONDUCT TABLE OF CONTENTS Parents as Partners... Restorative Approaches... Types of Restorative Practices............ Parent Notification..........

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents related to the restorative approach process.
2. Identify the individuals or parties involved in the restorative approach.
3. Create a safe and neutral environment for the restorative approach to take place.
4. Encourage active and respectful participation from all parties involved.
5. Facilitate open and honest communication between the parties, allowing each person to express their perspectives and feelings.
6. Use a structured process, such as restorative circles or conferences, to guide the conversation and address the harm caused.
7. Encourage empathy and understanding among the participants, helping them see the impact of their actions on others.
8. Collaboratively identify and implement appropriate reparations or actions to address the harm and prevent future occurrences.
9. Document the agreements and outcomes of the restorative approach process.
10. Follow up with the parties involved to ensure the agreements are being honored and any necessary support is provided.

Who needs restorative approaches?

1. Restorative approaches can be beneficial for a wide range of individuals and communities, including:
2. - Schools and educational institutions for addressing conflicts and promoting positive relationships among students and staff.
3. - Criminal justice systems to empower victims, hold offenders accountable, and promote community healing.
4. - Community organizations and groups dealing with conflicts, disputes, or harm within their communities.
5. - Families and individuals seeking a more constructive and healing approach to addressing conflicts and repairing relationships.
6. - Workplace environments to resolve conflicts and foster a culture of accountability, trust, and understanding.
7. - Social service agencies and programs focused on supporting individuals who have experienced harm and facilitating their healing process.

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What is restorative approaches?

Restorative approaches focus on repairing harm caused by wrongdoing by involving all those affected in finding a solution.

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Restorative approaches are typically filed by individuals or organizations involved in the conflict or harm.

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The purpose of restorative approaches is to promote accountability, understanding, and healing among those affected by a wrongdoing.

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Information reported on restorative approaches typically includes details of the wrongdoing, the parties involved, the agreed-upon solution, and any follow-up actions.