Restorative justice can also be used in our education system as it spreads through schools as a more progressive approach on how to address key issues such as bullying, vandalism and other conflicts. “It's a really powerful process to repair the damage, so that students can return to the classroom community and have a positive relationship and put the incident behind them,” says Sean Ruddy, vice principal of a rural high school7. In many countries, restorative justice has made its way into schools as a structured way to resolve difficulties and repair troubled relationships. It allows many to express their concerns in a safe environment, a pose to take the easy way out of suspending the offender. With restorative justice the community can benefit by reducing expenses in prisons and allowing the community to do more to reintegrate criminals into prisons. successful company