Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is also integral to school-based services, where it plays a vital role in supporting students with developmental delays, disabilities, or behavioral challenges within the educational setting. In schools, ABA techniques are used to develop individualized education programs (IEPs) that target specific academic, social, and behavioral goals for each student. ABA therapists collaborate with teachers, special educators, and other school staff to implement evidence-based strategies that promote positive behaviors and enhance learning. These strategies might include reinforcing desired behaviors, breaking down complex tasks into manageable steps, and using data-driven methods to monitor progress. By integrating ABA into the school environment, students receive consistent and structured support that helps them succeed academically and socially. Moreover, school-based ABA services ensure that interventions are seamlessly incorporated into the student’s daily routine, facilitating the generalization of skills across different contexts and promoting a more inclusive and supportive learning atmosphere for all students.