Speech Language Pathology Assistant

Follow state board rule and federal law in evaluating and providing speech and language services to students.

• Maintain documentation for state and federal compliance in the evaluation and services of students with speech and language needs.
• Interface with district ESE staff and district psychologists to determine student eligibility.
• Monitor speech and language student progress based on adequate yearly progress criteria.
• Conduct student evaluations and facilitate eligibility staffing and IEP meetings.
  
  

Effective writing skills, organization and interpersonal skills are necessary. Certification or licensure in speech-language pathology/communication disorders is required. Masters degree required in providing speech and language assessments and services in schools.