A School Psychologist delivers psychological services directly within primary or secondary school environments. Responsibilities include conducting psychoeducational assessments, supporting individualized learning plans, implementing behavioral interventions, advising teachers and parents, and contributing to student wellbeing frameworks. The role emphasizes collaboration with educators, administrators, and families to promote inclusive learning environments. School Psychologists apply standardized assessment tools and multi-tiered support systems to address academic, behavioral, and developmental concerns. They operate under educational and ethical practice standards within school systems. Increasing focus on student wellbeing, inclusive education policies, and early intervention frameworks supports sustained global demand for school-based psychological services.