Integrated behavioral health services are becoming more commonplace, yet do not always encompass the school context. Collaborative approaches to meeting the needs of children with chronic illness are critical. For those who miss school during treatment or rehabilitation, reentry to school following extended absence can be problematic. For these students, there are unique additional challenges to consider. School reintegration programs as a component of behavioral health may benefit not only the child with chronic illness but also their peers and school personnel. The existing research is reviewed here along with the implications and the need for additional research to establish most effective approaches.