Schools can implement restorative justice practices by focusing on healing and resolution rather than punishment. These practices include facilitating open dialogues between affected parties to address conflicts, encouraging accountability, and providing support for those harmed. Schools can establish peer mediation programs to empower students in resolving disputes collaboratively. Additionally, incorporating restorative circles can foster community-building and understanding among students. By prioritizing restoration over retribution, schools create a positive school culture that emphasizes empathy, respect, and academic success while effectively addressing behavioral issues.