Educational Equity Consultants

Restorative Culture is…

•  centered around relationship
•  one in which our humanity is re-claimed and celebrated
•  a “compass” rather than a “map”
•  one in which covenants – rather than contracts – are sought
•  one in which individual voices are heard and acknowledged
•  a way of “being,” not merely “doing”
•  an intentional way of finding peace and living peacefully

Student Discipline

•  Examine historical context of authority and how that contributes to behavior challenges.
•  Understand structures and protocols that mitigate differences in cultures and backgrounds
•  Analyze current and potential policies, procedures, and practices to reduce office referrals.
•  Transform interventions to reduce conflict in the classroom.

School Culture

•  Examine growth-mindsets versus fixed mindsets for academics and behavior.
•  Understand how school cultures create oppressions that impact student engagement.
•  Analyze the benefits of a restorative school culture
•  Transform school environments and traditions to maximize inclusivity.

Data: Evidence & Impact

•  Examine the historical underpinnings of defining intellectual capacity using assessments.
•  Understand the constructs that impact student achievement and motivation.
•  Analyze how the cycle of socialization influences student identity and motivation.
•  Transform assessment practices to reflect improved cultural consciousness.

Family and Community Connection

•  Examine the impact of contract vs covenant on families and communities.
•  Understand how family and community engagement is strengthened through restorative practices.
•  Analyze the present dynamics of family and community engagement with an empowerment lens.
•  Transform decision-making processes and power structures to authentically include students, parents and communities.

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