School administrators are accountable for special education programs they often didn't design. A special services director, principal, or district leader overseeing autism services needs to know what quality looks like, equip the staff who work with students every day, and make confident decisions in IEP meetings and vendor reviews. You can't do that from a distance from the content.
Special Learning has supported 32,000+ customers in more than 140 countries since 2010. Our volume team licensing lets a district train its whole special education staff — teachers, paraprofessionals, related-service providers, and administrators — from one practical, plain-language library, so everyone is working from the same playbook for the students they serve.
Special Learning's All Access Annual Library gives each staff member access to over 100 hours of ABA video training. Every video includes downloadable slides and ready-to-use action tools, so a teacher or paraprofessional can turn a lesson into a classroom strategy the same week. Each user builds their own learning path from the full catalog. Access runs 12 months.
| Team Size | Annual Price | Per Seat | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 seats | $1,245 | $249/seat | Order 5-seat |
| 10 seats | $2,190 | $219/seat | Order 10-seat |
| 25 seats | $4,975 | $199/seat | Order 25-seat |
One library serves your mixed team. Most users are educators and paraprofessionals who use the training for classroom practice; any staff member who holds a behavior-analyst credential can also use the same library to earn continuing-education units toward their certification — at no extra cost.
An administrator who understands the basics of ABA can:
The ABA in Schools track is built for school settings. It covers school-specific functional behavior assessment, behavior support in the classroom, IEP-aligned behavioral goals, and collaboration between behavior staff and educators — so teachers, paraprofessionals, and the specialists who support them are all working from the same approach for each student.
Volume-licensed All Access Annual Libraries: 5-seat at $1,245 ($249/seat), 10-seat at $2,190 ($219/seat), 25-seat at $4,975 ($199/seat). One license covers your mixed team — teachers, paraprofessionals, related-service staff, and administrators — with access to 100+ hours of practical ABA video training, downloadable slides, and action tools.
Key criteria: whether intervention is driven by a functional behavior assessment; whether behavior intervention plans are individualized and data-driven; whether supervision is documented and adequate; whether family training is built into the model; and whether progress data is collected and reviewed regularly. Special Learning's training helps you learn what good looks like so you can ask these questions with confidence.
Administrators with ABA fluency can assess behavior intervention plans in IEP meetings, make informed staffing decisions, communicate clearly with families, and recognize when services are inadequate. It turns administrators from bystanders into informed advocates for students.
Yes. Most school staff who use Special Learning are special education teachers, paraprofessionals, and administrators — not clinicians. Staff who hold a behavior-analyst credential can also use the same library to earn continuing-education units toward certification, at no extra cost.
Yes. The ABA in Schools track covers school-specific functional behavior assessment, classroom behavior support, IEP-aligned behavioral goals, and educator collaboration.
Free resources: ABA Therapy Complete Guide, ABA Glossary (150+ terms), and the For Parents Hub (shareable with families of students receiving services).
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