Restorative MeasuresLearning Support : 
Restorative Measures
Minnesota Department of Education helps schools develop programming, curricula and intervention practices to create safe schools by teaching social skills, building positive school climate and repairing harm when it happens. Restorative measures are discipline interventions to hold student accountable for harm and address the needs of students or staff harmed and the needs of the school community. The * American Psychological Association recommends the use of restorative measures to reduce suspensions and expulsions in its 2006 report, “Are Zero Tolerance Policies Effective? An Evidentiary Review and Recommendations”
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Applying The Framework for Positive Youth Development
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Community Circle Activity - Peacemaking Strategies
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| An Activity for Responding to Student Concerns | |
National Contact List for Restorative Measures in Schools
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| A list of contacts in the United States who can speak to the use of restorative measures in their state. | |
Restorative Measures in Schools Web Site Resources
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| State, National and International Web Sites on Restorative Measures. | |
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