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