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small medium large Being a Comanche Cub Peer Mediator is a wonderful opportunity and privilege for 4th and 5th grade students. Conflict is a normal part of living and our peer mediators help to resolve conflict by providing students resolution in a neutral, positive, and supportive way. Peer mediators sign up for one shift a month. During this shift peer mediators are on duty all scheduled recesses of the day. For example on a Monday a mediator will be on duty for the morning, lunch, and afternoon recess. Each peer mediator is equipped with a red vest and mediator notebook. The notebook has mediation guidelines, log sheet, playground rules, incident reports, stickers, and a pen. Peer mediators will pick up the vest and notebook from Mrs. Montaño at morning recess and return the items following the afternoon recess. ALL PEER MEDIATORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR VESTS AND NOTEBOOKS. All peer mediation support occurs during recess time only. Students who do not resolve a conflict will have to schedule an appointment for the following recess. If the conflict occurs during the last recess and it is NOT resolved then the peer mediator will refer the students to Mrs. Montaño. When students resolve their conflicts, they may receive a sticker. Peer mediators verbally congratulate the students for doing a great job on solving their conflicts. TRAINING: Typically training for new peer mediators starts in the spring. However, special training may take place for new and interested 4th and 5th grade students in the fall, if several requests are made. CHARACTER COUNTS: Character really does count when you are a peer mediator. Peer mediators are role models and are expected to demonstrate the six pillars of character (respect, citizenship, caring, trustworthiness, fairness, and responsibility) in and out of the classroom. A poor behavior and attitude could jeopardize membership and participation as a peer mediator, this would include the Annual Celebration in May. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Mrs. Montaño at 884-5275.
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