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PBIS Supports Students with Disabilities

One-page brief describing the effectiveness and reach of the PBIS framework, particularly with students with disabilities.

Topic(s):

Students with Disabilities

School-Wide

District & State PBIS

Published:

January 12, 2024

Revised:

January 12, 2024

Location:

Keywords:

Behavior
Implementation
Individual
Systems Alignment
Special education

Suggested
Citation:

Center on PBIS (2024). PBIS Supports Students with Disabilities. University of Oregon. www.pbis.org.

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