JDP Restorative Practice Coordinators

Meet the JDP Restorative Practice Coordinators!

RPCs are trained professionals who take on the load of implementing, facilitating, and sustaining the Just Discipline Project (JDP). Their primary role in the school is to serve as the restorative practice resource and support for all stakeholders. The RPC coordinates the restorative efforts, but buy-in and action from other school stakeholders are critical. All RPCs will have at least a bachelor’s degree in a human service field (i.e., social work, education, psychology, etc.…), years of experience working in an urban environment, and a proven commitment to advancing services for urban youth.

Just Discipline Project Coordinators

Sterrett 6-8, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Schiller 6-8, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Dixon Tamera Dixon
Manchester Academic Charter School (MACS)
Milliones 6-12 and Science and Technology (Sci-Tech) Academy, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Liberty K-5, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Brookline PreK-8 and Langley PreK-8, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Logan Elementary K-6, East Allegheny SD
Classical Academy 6-8, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Arlington PreK-8 and Greenfield PreK-8, Pittsburgh Public Schools
Duquesne Elementary School
Penn HIlls Elementary K-5, Penn Hills SD
Turtle Creek Elementary K-5, Woodland Hills SD
Wilkins STEAM Elementary School, Woodland Hills School District, DREAMs Program Facilitator
Wilkins STEAM Elementary School, Woodland Hills School District, DREAMs Program Facilitator
Sto-Rox Upper Elementary 4-6, Sto-Rox SD
Edgewood K-5, Woodland Hills SD