Statewide Parent and Family Engagement Initiative
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What is the PAX Good Behavior Game?
The PAX Good Behavior Game® (PAX GBG) is a school-based, classroom preventative intervention used by educators to teach self-regulation. PAX GBG is not a set of lessons or a curriculum, but strategies teachers use throughout their day to build students’ behavioral skills and stamina for focused attention and on-task behavior.
Longitudinal research by Johns Hopkins University has shown that students who received PAX Good Behavior Game are more likely to experience success in school and have significantly improved lifetime outcomes
There are ongoing FREE live virtual and asynchronous trainings scheduled throughout the year.
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TEA Connections
Counseling Associations
College Connections
- ACT Information
- College Board - PSAT/SAT Information
- Texas Association for College Admission Counseling
Counseling Corner
Counseling Corner for Parents
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- Region 10 ESC Interagency Supports Resources
- Safe & Drug-Free Schools - USDE
- Chapter 37/Safe Schools
General Internet Safety Resources for Schools, Parents and Students
- Texas School Safety Center
- Cyberbullying Research Center
- OnGuardOnline
- Facebook Safety Center
- Cyber Safety Infographic
Substance Abuse Prevention
- Alliance Against Underaged Drinking
- Drug Strategies
- National Inhalant Prevention Coalition
- National Institute on Drug Abuse
- NIDA for Teens
- Partnership to End Addiction
- The Enrique S. Camerana Educational Foundation
School Safety/Crisis Preparation
Assistant Director
Program Coordinator
Consultant
Consultant
Administrative Assistant