Rossburn students explore peer mediation program
Rossburn schools examine peer mediation to reduce student conflicts. The program trains peers to help disputing students resolve issues like rumors and name calling, aiming to prevent fights and classroom disruptions while promoting quicker, calmer resolutions.
Peer Helpers and TADD Mediate School Conflicts
A school program at Rossburn continues peer mediation training with students serving as neutral guides to resolve disputes. Mediation sessions run 30 to 40 minutes and occur within 24 to 48 hours of a request, aiming to prevent escalation violence and promote confidential, nonjudgmental resolution.
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