Award
Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services DPHHS-RFP/RFQ-2019-0233
PAX Good Behavior Game Training and Implementation
Recipient
Multiple awardees including Hawthorne Elementary, Teton County Health Department, Wyola School District 29, Four Georgians School - Lewis and Clark School District #1, Human Resource Development Council of District IX, Inc. (HRDC), POWDER RIVER CO DISTRICT 79J A/K/A BROADUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Missoula County Public Schools, Alder Elementary School, The Greater Missoula Family YMCA, West Yellowstone School District, Rocky Boy School District 87 J&L, Dillon Elementary Dist #10, Twin Bridges School, Choteau Elementary School, Healthy Granite County Network, Cayuse Prairie School, DeSmet School District #20, Arrow Creek Elementary School, Hays Lodgepole School District #50, Seeley Lake Elementary School, Harrison School, Browning Public Schools, Chester Joplin Inverness School District, East Helena School District 9, Granite County of, Drummond Public Schools No. 2 & 11, HELP Committee and Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line, Irle Elementary School, Billings School District 2 - Grants, Garrison School District #20, Great Divide Education Services, Billings Family YMCA, Townsend K12 School District #1, Shodair Children's Hospital
Awarded
July 22, 2019
Identifier
DPHHS-RFP/RFQ-2019-0233
The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, Addictive and Mental Disorders Division, has awarded multiple educational institutions, health departments, community organizations, and schools across Montana to participate in the training and implementation of the PAX Good Behavior Game (GBG) in K-5 classrooms. The award involves training and culturally-focused implementation support, with a focus on tribal schools. The recipients include Hawthorne Elementary, Teton County Health Department, Wyola School District 29, Missoula County Public Schools, and numerous other school districts and community organizations. The procurement was conducted via a Request for Qualifications, with the application period opening in late May and closing in mid-July. The award aims to promote positive behavioral interventions in early education settings.
Description
The STATE OF MONTANA, Department of Public Health and Human Services, Addictive and Mental Disorders Division is seeking applications from interested schools, school districts, and community coalitions with strong ties to K-5 educators to become trained in and implement the PAX Good Behavior Game (GBG) in K-5 classrooms across Montana. Tribal schools are encouraged to apply and are eligible to receive culturally-focused training in the GBG. This Request for Proposal/Request for Qualifications is for gauging interest in training and implementation of the PAX Good Behavior Game. Applications will be reviewed for participation eligibility.