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The Hartford School District, via its Regional Resource Center, seeks a Speech-Language Pathologist to serve high school–aged students through age 21. The role embeds SLPs in a collaborative program with academics, independent living, and vocational learning.
Ideal candidate holds or is eligible for ASHA CCC and Vermont SLP licensure and endorsement; strong collaboration with families and outside agencies is essential to support independence and community participation.
Hartford School District Office of Special Education Programs - White River Junction, Vermont Open in Google Maps
Application Deadline: Posted until filled
Starting Date: Immediately
Position Type: Full-time
Salary: $44,882 to $94,823 Per Year
Special Education > Alternative Learning Environment
Special Education > Life Skills
Special Education > Mild/Moderate Disabilities
Special Education > Multiple Disabilities
Special Education > Speech/Language Pathologist
The Regional Resource Center (RRC) within the Hartford School District is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to join a collaborative, interdisciplinary team serving high school–aged students through age 21 with developmental and/or multiple disabilities from multiple districts in the Upper Valley. This role is embedded within a highly integrated program that combines academics, independent living, and vocational learning. Rather than providing services solely through pull-out sessions, the SLP works directly alongside teachers, therapists, and support staff to support communication development across classroom instruction, community activities, and workplace experiences.
The SLP provides direct speech and language services, conducts evaluations, develops IEP goals, and integrates communication supports—including AAC systems, visual supports, and assistive technology—throughout daily programming. The position also includes collaborating with staff, families, and outside agencies to help students develop functional communication skills needed for independence, employment, and community participation. Candidates must hold or be eligible for ASHA certification and Vermont licensure and endorsement as a Speech-Language Pathologist.