Skip To Main Content

Toggle Close Container

Mobile Main Nav

Mobile District Link

Mobile District Accordions

Header Holder

Header Top

Translate

Toggle Menu Container

Search Slide Menu

District Slide Menu

Header Bottom

Header Bottom Right

District Home Link

Translate

Toggle District Container

Breadcrumb

Continuum of Supports

Restorative practices exist along a continuum, ranging from proactive strategies that build community and strengthen relationships to responsive actions that address harm and restore trust. On the proactive end, practices like community-building circles foster a sense of belonging and mutual respect. As issues arise, more structured interventions, such as restorative mediations and circles, help address conflicts constructively. At the most intensive level, formal restorative conferences provide an opportunity for individuals to take accountability, repair harm, and rebuild relationships. This continuum ensures that restorative practices can meet the varying needs of a community.