The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of using the positive behavior support program on the elementary school student with emotional or behavioral disorders. The single subject design was used as research method, and the independent variable was positive behavior support program, and the frequency of disobedient and alternative behaviors as dependent variables. Data was collected during the baselines, interventions, and maintenance phases. It was analyzed by using visual inspection to determine the effectiveness of positive behavior support program of disobedient behavior and the acquisition of alternative behavior of the participant. The observation data was also supplemented with social validity analysis using teacher and parent interviews. Results of this study were summarized as followings: 1. The positive behavior support program was effective on the suppression of disobedient behavior. It was also effective in maintaining the result of such behavior change. 2. The positive behavior support program significantly improved the acquisition of alternative behavior. It was also effective on the maintenance of alternative behavior. 3. Teacher and parent interviews had indicated that this research has a high social validity.