Mediation Center of Eastern Carolina/Teen Court

Classroom disruptions can prevent students from learning. Suspensions and expulsions are harmful to a student’s learning also. Join us and be part of the solution.

Peer Jury Panels and Peer Accountability, both Restorative Justice (RJ) Practices, provide accountability for those students causing harm by their actions. Additionally, they are obligated to repair the harm they caused through sanctions assigned by the peer jury, or other actions identified within the circle process.

Once a student completes the sanctions, any charge they were facing goes away; they have a clean slate. With this second chance comes the opportunity to begin again.

Join us for training in both these processes and become a part of the solution while giving back to your community! Training is Friday, September 27th, 5:30pm-8:30pm. Volunteers must be in grades 6-12 and enrolled in a District Public, Private, Charter or Homeschool.

Pamlico County Courthouse, Bayboro- The Commissioners’ Room on the 2nd Floor.
Directions: Enter the Courthouse through the Public Entrance on Third Street (double glass doors); the elevator is directly in front of you. Take it to the second floor. Exit the elevator and look to your right; you will see a door open to that corner meeting room, the Commissioners’ Room. Come on in!! Pamlico County Courthouse, Bayboro