Mr. Terrell Young Leads Restorative Practices Workshop for Coaches at Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School

Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School recently welcomed Mr. Terrell Young as he facilitated an impactful Restorative Practices workshop designed specifically for the school’s athletic coaches. The session focused on strengthening relationships, building team culture, and promoting positive student-athlete development both on and off the field.

During the workshop, Mr. Young introduced coaches to restorative strategies that emphasize accountability, communication, and conflict resolution. Coaches engaged in collaborative discussions and participated in practical scenarios that demonstrated how restorative practices can be applied to athletics, team management, and student behavior support. The training highlighted the importance of fostering trust, respect, and open dialogue between coaches and student-athletes.

Mr. Young also emphasized how restorative approaches align with Southeast Raleigh’s commitment to supporting the whole student. By using relationship-centered coaching strategies, coaches can help student-athletes develop leadership skills, improve teamwork, and strengthen their sense of belonging within athletic programs.

Coaches expressed appreciation for the workshop and the opportunity to gain new tools to support student success. The session reinforced the school’s dedication to maintaining a positive and supportive athletic environment while continuing to promote character development and personal growth among student-athletes.

Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School remains committed to providing professional learning opportunities that equip staff and coaches with strategies to support student achievement, engagement, and well-being.