BX3

BX3: Training, Coaching, and Empowering

BX3 is a capacity-building project that provides coaching to school behavior teams working to develop tiered systems of positive behavior supports for all students.

Congratulations to the BX3 Cohort 5 teams who have been chosen for the 2024-2025 school year! 

Arkansas Arts Academy – Rogers

Augusta Elementary School -Augusta

Augusta High School – Augusta

Central Elementary School – Magnolia

Clarendon Elementary School – Clarendon

East End Middle School – Sheridan

East Side Elementary School – Magnolia

Eureka Springs Elementary School – Eureka Springs

Eureka Springs High School – Eureka Springs

Eureka Springs Middle School – Eureka Springs

Fairview Elementary School – Fort Smith

Farmington High School – Farmington

Hillcrest Elementary School – Hillcrest

Jerry “Pop” Williams Elementary School – Farmington

King Elementary School – Van Buren

McCrory Elementary School – McCrory

Mountainburg Elementary School – Mountainburg

Mountainburg High School – Mountainburg

Mountainburg Middle School – Mountainburg

Sheridan High School – Sheridan

Smackover-Norphlet Elementary School – Smackover-Norphlet

Waldron Middle School – Waldron

Requirements for Participation

  • Have an established school building-level behavior team that meets at least monthly
  • Have attended the 2-day School-wide Positive Behavior Supports training by September 1, 2024
  • Have submitted signed "Letter of Understanding"

Expectations for Participation

  • Attend a 1-day regional kickoff meeting
  • Develop and monitor progress of at least one SMART goal
  • Create and update an action plan
  • Participate in monthly coaching sessions
  • Hold independent monthly behavior team meetings

Upcoming 5 Essential Components of School-Wide Positive Behavior Supports Training

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What Districts Say

"It [BX³] provided a systematic approach to dealing with behaviors, especially problem behavior.  And not just in our building, but across the district."

Jody Brewer, Assistant Principal Vilonia Primary School