PBIS tells us we need consistency and clear expectations. RP gives us circles, routines, and language that make those things real.

Both PBIS and RP want the same outcomes. PBIS helps us measure whether it’s working. RP helps us make it work in a way that builds community.

Restorative Practices help to build, maintain, and repair relationships between individuals living, working and functioning as a community. They foster communication and increase mutual understanding and empathy, leading to an overall sense of connection and increasing the capacity to handle conflict in a way that promotes growth and repairs relationships.