3,516
Participants
Start Date
August 31, 2014
Primary Completion Date
January 12, 2019
Study Completion Date
January 12, 2019
Restorative Practices Intervention
"RPI has the 3 core components of an optimal comprehensive positive youth development intervention:~(1) sustained relationships with adults-RPI creates positive and sustained adult-youth relationships through teacher-student dialogue that occurs in circles; (2) skills building-RPI uses teachers and other school staff to coach students on 7 of the 11 essential practices; and (3) application of skills building-As students develop proficiency in the 7 essential practices they are coached to perform, school staff transfer responsibility for running the circles over to students. Restorative conferences for serious and or chronic behavior problems are the only circles that teachers continue to facilitate. Quasi-experimental studies have shown that schools implementing RPI have reductions in disciplinary referrals and school suspension."
Bath Middle School, Bath
Boothbay school, Boothbay Harbor
Bucksport school, Bucksport
Bonny Eagle school, Buxton
Ridge View school, Dexter
Molly Ockett, Fryeburg
Gorham school, Gorham
Jefferson Village school, Jefferson
Mt. Jefferson school, Lee
Maranacook school, Readfield
Oak Hill school, Sabattus
Skowhegan school, Skowhegan
Windham school, South Windham
Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)
NIH
RAND
OTHER