The Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) identifies and provides services to students ages 3 through 21.  Services delivered by credentialed speech-language pathologists include:

Articulation:  The student’s speech sound production significantly interferes with communication and impacts educational performance.

Fluency (Stuttering) :  The flow of verbal expression is abnormal and significantly interferes with communication between the student and a partner.

Hearing Loss:  A hearing loss results in a speech/language disorder and significantly affects educational performance.

Language:  Comprehension and expression of spoken language significantly interfere with classroom performance.

Voice:  The student’s voice is characterized by persistent and defective quality, pitch or loudness.