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Pioneer Central School District’s Pioneer Middle School in Yorkshire, NY seeks a Speech Pathologist to support students’ communication needs and IEP goals. The role involves assessment, therapy planning, and collaboration with families and school teams in a dynamic, inclusive setting.
Responsibilities include implementing diverse therapy modalities, monitoring progress, and contributing to literacy development. A strong emphasis on professional collaboration and timely documentation is required.
Starting Date: Jul 13, 2026
QUALIFICATIONS
REQUIRED: Valid N.Y.S. teaching certificate in the Teacher of Speech and HearingHandicapped/ Speech and Language Disabilities area
QUALIFICATIONS
DESIRED:
Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in New York State(strongly preferred).
Strong diagnostic abilitiesto assess individual students' communication skills and monitor progress using a variety of assessment tools.
Desire and knowledge to balance students' social/emotional and academic/intellectual needs.
Evidence of strong communication and interpersonal skills for effective collaboration withparents, staff and students.
Team-oriented mindsetwith the ability to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary academic teams in lesson and therapy planning.
Knowledge of strategies to supportthe areas of literacy and writing.
Comprehensive knowledge of therapy planningthat incorporates diverse learning modalities and differentiated instructional outcomes; skilled in using assessments to guide and adjust individualized therapeutic approaches.
Uses varied instructional methods and assessments to support:
Effective behavior management strategiesthat emphasize student engagement and foster academic and/or therapeutic success.
Commitment to therapydevelopment, professional development, flexible teamwork, and instructional technology
Knowledge of special education law and the IEP process,including development of speech-language goals aligned with educational outcomes.
Flexibility and adaptabilityto support a wide range of student needs and collaborate across multiple classrooms and grade levels.
Strong documentation and organizational skillsfor timely completion of IEPs, reports, and Medicaid billing
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Job ID: 5783397
Application Deadline: Posted until filled
Re-Posted: Jun 24, 2026 4:00 AM (UTC)
Starting Date: Jul 13, 2026
QUALIFICATIONS
REQUIRED: Valid N.Y.S. teaching certificate in the Teacher of Speech and HearingHandicapped/ Speech and Language Disabilities area QUALIFICATIONS
DESIRED: Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in New York State(strongly preferred). Strong diagnostic abilitiesto assess individual students' communication skills and monitor progress using a variety of assessment tools. Desire and knowledge to balance students' social/emotional and academic/intellectual needs. Evidence of strong communication and interpersonal skills for effective collaboration withparents, staff and students. Team-oriented mindsetwith the ability to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary academic teams in lesson and therapy planning. Knowledge of strategies to supportthe areas of literacy and writing. Comprehensive knowledge of therapy planningthat incorporates diverse learning modalities and differentiated instructional outcomes; skilled in using assessments to guide and adjust individualized therapeutic approaches. Uses varied instructional methods and assessments to support: Engaged learning Higher-order thinking skills Meaningful, authentic use of knowledge Integration of 21st century skills Multiple Intelligences Effective behavior management strategiesthat emphasize student engagement and foster academic and/or therapeutic success. Commitment to therapydevelopment, professional development, flexible teamwork, and instructional technology Knowledge of special education law and the IEP process,including development of speech-language goals aligned with educational outcomes. Flexibility and adaptabilityto support a wide range of student needs and collaborate across multiple classrooms and grade levels. Strong documentation and organizational skillsfor timely completion of IEPs, reports, and Medicaid billing
Position Type: Full-Time
Salary: $49,450 to $52,450 Per Year