Unexcused Absence: A Review of the Need, Costs, and (Lack of) State Support for Peer Mediation Programs in U.S. Schools

Authors

Matthew D. Decker

Abstract

You might not have heard about peer mediation lately. You might not have heard about it at all. That's a problem. Peer mediation, though grossly underutilized, could be the potent and cost-effective answer to many of the problems facing U.S. schools.

Recommended Citation

Matthew D. Decker, Unexcused Absence: A Review of the Need, Costs, and (Lack of) State Support for Peer Mediation Programs in U.S. Schools, 2009 J. Disp. Resol. (2009)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.missouri.edu/jdr/vol2009/iss2/9