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Restorative Practices: Building, Affirming, and Repairing Relationships in School Community

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Erica Hasenbeck
Manager I

2011 Fresno St
Fresno, CA 93721
Phone: 559-457-3357
Fax: 559-457-3375
Email: erica.hasenbeck@fresnounified.org​

 

What Are Restorative Practices?

Fresno Unified believes that restorative practices are principles and processes used by ALL members of the learning community to:

  • Build and affirm healthy and caring relationships
  • Repair harm and restore relationships through accountability and voice; and
  • Restore individual and collective safety and belonging
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What We Do

Fresno Unified’s Restorative Practices Team is comprised of 23 Restorative Practices School Counselors and a Restorative Practices Teacher on Special Assignment. Here are some examples of the work we do:  

  • Facilitate Repair Circles, Mediations, and Re-entry Circles of Support
  • Facilitate Listening & Problem-Solving Circles
  • Provide Tier II Social Emotional Counseling
  • Coach on Relationships & Conflict Resolution
  • Support Peer-based Peacemaking Programs    
  • Support the Shift to Restorative & Positive Discipline

How to Access

12 Elementary Restorative Practices School Counselors are part-time at the following schools:

  • Addams
  • Ayer
  • Aynesworth
  • Bakman
  • Birney
  • Burroughs
  • Columbia
  • Easterby
  • Ericson
  • Ewing
  • Greenberg
  • Heaton
  • Hidalgo
  • King
  • Kirk
  • Leavenworth
  • Mayfair
  • Norseman
  • Olmos
  • Rowell
  • Storey
  • Turner
  • Williams
  • Wishon
  •  

11 Secondary Restorative Practices School Counselors are either full- or part-time at the following schools:

  • Bullard
  • Edison
  • Fresno
  • Hoover
  • McLane
  • Roosevelt
  • Sunnyside
  • Cooper
  • Fort Miller
  • Gaston
  • Kings Canyon
  • Terronez
  • Tioga

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