US EditionPocomoke High School builds accountability by using "Restorative Practice" techniques to emphasize community
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Pocomoke High School builds accountability by using "Restorative Practice" techniques to emphasize community
POCOMOKE CITY, Md. – Worcester County Public Schools is moving towards a new technique to increase school safety. One of their top schools is Pocomoke High School, and the administration emphasizes fostering relationships between staff, students, and the community. Dr. Annette Wallace, Chief Safety Officer, said starting this new method “I think much of the success we’re seeing in our district began several years ago when we began our restorativ…
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