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ABOUT

The Center for Relational Practices stands at the forefront of a rapidly shifting landscape of educational practice across the nation; one that establishes an environment grounded in

trusting relationships and just behavior response practices.

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In Kerri's early years working in a Middle School in Southeast San Francisco, she witnessed the undeniable relationship between school climate, wellness and academic achievement. This motivated her to assume the Restorative Practices (RP) Program Administrator role for San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) in 2010. During her tenure in this role, Kerri established a solid foundation and infrastructure for a sustainable implementation of Restorative Practices across the school district.

Kerri Berkowitz
Founder, Lead Trainer and Coach
  • Under Kerri's leadership, the California School Board Association publicly recognized SFUSD for designing and implementing an inclusive multi-year rollout strategic plan, developing a highly engaging training series and instilling strong coaching support. The RP website, Implementation Guide, and plethora of outreach materials Kerri developed to support the realization of RP are frequently referred to and depended on by many educators and restorative practitioners across the nation.

 

  • In 2014 Kerri founded the Center for Relational Practices, an organization that specializes in RP training and coaching, implementation strategic planning and the integration of school climate initiatives.

 

  • Currently, the Center for Relational Practices partners with multiple schools and districts across the nation, predominantly in California, North Carolina and Alaska (her favorite place to kayak among the whales).  

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  • Kerri is entirely dedicated to assisting schools become a true place of connection and belonging for all.

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The Center for Relational Practices is grateful for the opportunity to have partnered with the following schools, districts, and organizations. 

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