What Does a School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist Do?
School-based Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) help students develop the communication, language, social communication, and swallowing skills they need to succeed in the classroom. They collaborate with teachers, families, and special education teams to evaluate students, develop treatment plans, and provide individualized therapy services.
- Conduct speech and language evaluations
- Develop IEP goals and treatment plans
- Provide individual and group therapy
- Collaborate with educators and families
Why Choose School-Based Speech-Language Pathology?
- School-year schedules
- Meaningful student relationships
- Diverse caseloads
- Collaborative educational teams
School-based SLP careers offer the opportunity to build lasting relationships with students while enjoying predictable schedules and meaningful work. You’ll help students reach important communication milestones throughout the school year.