About the program
What you can expect
Alcohol Education for Minors is also commonly associated with Minor in Possession (MIP) requirements. The program is designed to educate young participants about alcohol and drug use, risk, consequences, and responsible decision-making.
The curriculum examines how social values and advertising can influence alcohol use, the physical, social, and psychological effects of alcohol, the relationship between alcohol and accidents, and laws affecting minors.
The program also addresses drinking patterns, abuse and addiction, and practical decision-making skills that can support healthier choices.
Program focus
What the program covers
Social values and alcohol use among minors
Influence of alcohol advertising
Physical, social, and psychological effects
Alcohol and motor-vehicle or other accidents
Texas laws involving minors and alcohol
Drinking patterns, abuse, addiction, and decision-making
Before you register
Confirm the exact requirement listed in the participant's citation, court paperwork, or referral before registering for an MIP / Alcohol Education for Minors class.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this program also called MIP?
Texas materials note that Alcohol Education for Minors is also known as Minor in Possession (MIP).
How long is the program?
The standardized program is 6 hours.
Does the program focus only on laws?
No. It also covers effects of alcohol, social influences, accidents, drinking patterns, abuse and addiction, and decision-making skills.