US EditionHow one Maryland school district turned around student behavior with ‘restorative practices’
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Baltimore BeatHow one Maryland school district turned around student behavior with ‘restorative practices’
By AUDREY KEEFE POCOMOKE CITY, Md. — Worcester County’s Pocomoke High School opened its doors as usual to 352 students on a bright but chilly Thursday last December. A mix of mellow pop hits played in the background, and students at the school made their way to their first-period class welcomed by staffers with smiles and hellos. The scene in this small town in the southernmost part of Maryland’s Eastern Shore clashed with the image of a modern …
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