Which school-wide program is mentioned as part of the classroom management approach?

• A. No Child Left Behind
• B. Common Core
• C. SMART Goals
• D. PBIS school: Positive Behavior Intervention System

Answer: (D)

PBIS, or Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, is a school-wide framework designed to manage behavior across all grades and settings. It provides universal expectations, consistent routines, and positive reinforcement for students, with data-driven checks to adjust practices as needed. Because it’s implemented across the whole school—from classrooms to hallways—PBIS aligns behavior management with the broader school culture and climate, making it the typical reference when describing a school-wide approach. The other options focus on standards or goals rather than a coordinated behavior-management system: accountability and policy standards (No Child Left Behind), curriculum standards (Common Core), or individual goal-setting approaches (SMART Goals). So the school-wide program mentioned is PBIS.