School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist

growpublicschools; Arvin (CA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Grow Public Schools (GPS) seeks a Speech-Language Pathologist to provide diagnostic, remedial, and consultative services for children with communication disorders. The role supports students by assessing needs, coordinating IEPs, and collaborating with teachers and parents in a Kern County school environment.

The ideal candidate holds a California SLP license/credential and a Master’s degree; state/federal compliance knowledge is essential.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of assessment and educational software.
• Experience with English learners is a plus; Spanish fluency is preferred but not required.
• Affirmative knowledge of state and federal guidelines related to speech services.

Responsibilities

• Screen pupils for communicative disorders and select cases per guidelines.
• Conduct assessments using standard tests for accurate diagnosis.
• Perform triennial speech-language evaluations.
• Assess preschool children and refer for services as needed.
• Determine eligibility for articulation, voice, fluency, and language services.
• Prepare written reports for parents and school staff after assessments.
• Develop and implement IEPs in compliance with laws.
• Notify stakeholders about IEP meetings and progress.
• Collaborate with teachers and staff on speech therapy methods.
• Provide materials and arrange equipment for therapy sessions.
• Ensure adherence to GPS policies and state/federal regulations.
• Attend district meetings and pursue ongoing professional development.

Skills

Student achievement data

Educational software

English learners

Spanish language

Education

California SLP license/credential

Bachelor’s degree or higher

Master’s degree

CCC/CFCC preferred (CA license criteria)

Job description

Grow Public Schools (GPS) seeks a Speech-Language Pathologist to provide diagnostic, remedial, and consultative services for children with communication disorders. The role supports students by assessing needs, coordinating IEPs, and collaborating with teachers and parents in a Kern County school environment.

The ideal candidate holds a California SLP license/credential and a Master’s degree; state/federal compliance knowledge is essential.