Gwinnett County School Superintendent Pauses Restorative Practices - The place Gwinnett residents trust to explain what’s happening

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Watts announced the changes in GCPS’ implementation of its discipline policy at the end of the December school board meeting, after the public comment period. The biggest change is that restorative practices — which was a key part of the policy — are being put on hold for the remainder of the current school year.

“We are pausing — not stopping — required restorative practice intervention until 2023-2024 with full implementation expected by 2024-2025 year,” Watts said. “Why? Because for those who have undergone restorative practices, truly undergone, it takes approximately 20 to 30 hours of embedded, ongoing professional development — if we truly understand this work.”
SOURCE: www.GwinnettDailyPost.com
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