HCPSS, the Howard County Education Association and the Restorative Justice Partnership invite students, families, staff and the public to gain a better understanding of restorative justice and how it benefits our students, schools and communities.

The event will feature a panel discussion with:

• Monica Stevens, principal, Mayfield Woods Middle School
• Kenny Porritt, REACH Academy lead, Long Reach High School
• Students, Long Reach High School
• Maura Dunnigan, parent, HCPSS
• Daniel Kim, organizer, Denver
• Zellie Thomas, teacher and activist, Paterson, N.J.
• Joseph Waldon, social worker, Skinner Middle School, Denver

The panel will be followed by a question-and-answer session.

Anyone interested in attending is asked to register online.