School Speech-Language Pathologists
School-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are responsible for speech and language disorder prevention, assessment, intervention, program design, data collection and analysis, and compliance activities.
They have integral roles in education and are essential members of school faculties, working with families, students, school personnel, and other professionals. Oakland Schools supports school speech-language pathologists in their ability to improve student achievement and engagement in order to close achievement gaps that exist between students with and without IEPs.
Speech and Language Lending Library
Oakland County public school speech-language pathologists may borrow materials, assessment tools, and student equipment for up to 30 days.
Email or visit the Materials Center webpage to checkout materials via our web-based system.
Technical Assistance and Supports
The speech and language consultant at Oakland Schools provides guidance and technical assistance for local school district speech-language pathologists to assist in closing the achievement gap between students with and without IEPs.