Schools can implement restorative justice programs by fostering a culture of accountability and community healing. First, training staff in restorative practices ensures they understand the philosophy behind conflict resolution. Establishing clear protocols for addressing behavioral issues involves facilitating open dialogue and allowing students to express their feelings. Additionally, involving parents and community members can enhance the program's effectiveness. Regular evaluation of the program’s impact, combined with ongoing professional development for educators, can lead to improved student relationships and a more positive school climate.