Speech and Language Pathlogist

OAKLAND SCHOOLS
  • Holly, MI
    30+ days ago

    Job Description

    Speech

    &

    Language

    Pathologist

    Location:

    Salary:

    Start

    Date:

    Holly

    Area

    Schools

    Per

    HEA

    Master

    Collective

    Bargaining

    Agreement

    Fall

    2026

    Holly

    Area

    Schools

    is

    seeking

    a

    highly

    qualified

    candidate

    to

    serve

    as

    an

    Speech

    &

    Language

    Pathologist

    beginning

    Fall

    2026 .

    The

    Board

    of

    Education

    will

    offer

    the

    successful

    candidate

    an

    annual

    salary

    per

    the

    HEA

    Master

    Collective

    Bargaining

    Agreement

    commensurate

    with

    skills/experience.

    The

    successful

    candidate

    will

    receive

    a

    complete

    and

    competitive

    benefit

    package.

    The

    Community

    Holly

    Township

    is

    nestled

    in

    the

    northern

    and

    western

    most

    corner

    of

    Oakland

    County

    and

    is

    filled

    with

    natural

    beauty,

    wildlife,

    and

    serenity.

    Holly's

    position

    in

    Oakland

    County

    offers

    the

    experience

    of

    the

    outdoors

    at

    our

    many

    county

    or

    state

    parks

    without

    being

    too

    far

    from

    the

    convenience

    of

    more

    urban

    environments.

    The

    Township

    is

    committed

    to

    preserving

    and

    enhancing

    a

    safe

    community

    of

    caring

    and

    involved

    residents

    that

    are

    proud

    to

    call

    Holly

    Township

    home.

    The

    District

    Holly

    Area

    Schools

    serves

    approximately

    3,100

    students

    in

    Northwest

    Oakland

    County.

    The

    district

    has

    four

    elementary

    schools,

    one

    middle

    school,

    one

    high

    school,

    and

    a

    virtual

    school

    program.

    Holly

    Area

    Schools

    also

    offers

    a

    superior

    variety

    of

    early

    childhood

    education

    programs,

    STEM

    in

    all

    elementary

    schools

    and

    middle

    school,

    "Leader

    in

    Me"

    program,

    award-winning

    fine

    arts

    programs,

    expanded

    dual

    enrollment

    opportunities,

    cutting-edge

    technology

    in

    all

    classrooms,

    and

    skilled

    trades

    programs

    that

    prepare

    kids

    for

    jobs

    of

    the

    future.

    The

    district

    is

    composed

    of

    over

    200

    certified

    teachers

    with

    the

    vast

    majority

    boasting

    a

    Master's

    Degree

    or

    above.

    The

    Holly

    Area

    Schools

    community

    approved

    a

    $97,000,000

    bond

    in

    2022

    that

    is

    funding

    new

    and

    enhanced

    learning

    environments,

    districtwide

    building

    and

    site

    improvements,

    as

    well

    as

    safety

    upgrades.

    Some

    of

    the

    exciting

    improvements

    include:

    A

    new

    Holly

    Middle

    School

    s panning

    155,000

    square

    feet

    designed

    to

    create

    a

    21st-century

    learning

    environment

    with

    flexible,

    innovative,

    and

    collaborative

    spaces

    that

    not

    only

    enhances

    academic

    achievement

    but

    also

    prioritizes

    the

    wellness

    of

    both

    students

    and

    staff.

    Enhanced

    learning

    environments,

    including

    fine

    arts

    Auditorium,

    new

    Stadium

    &

    Track,

    Tennis

    Courts,

    Instructional

    Technology,

    and

    a

    state

    of

    the

    art

    Construction

    Trades

    center

    at

    the

    high

    school.

    Replacement

    of

    playground

    structures,

    fire

    protection

    upgrades,

    and

    safety

    upgrades.

    THERE'S

    NEVER

    BEEN

    A

    BETTER

    TIME

    TO

    BE

    A

    BRONCHO

    The

    Position

    The

    Speech

    &

    Language

    Pathologist

    is

    responsible

    for

    providing

    comprehensive

    speech

    and

    language

    services

    to

    support

    student

    achievement

    and

    communication

    development.

    Qualifications

    Master's

    Degree

    in

    Speech-Language

    Pathology

    from

    an

    accredited

    college

    or

    university.

    Valid

    Michigan

    Speech-Language

    Pathologist

    license

    issued

    by

    the

    Michigan

    Department

    of

    Licensing

    and

    Regulatory

    Affairs

    (LARA).

    Meet

    all

    applicable

    Michigan

    Department

    of

    Education

    (MDE)

    and

    federal

    requirements

    to

    provide

    speech

    &

    language

    services

    in

    a

    public

    school

    setting.

    Job

    Summary

    Conduct

    comprehensive

    speech

    and

    language

    evaluations

    using

    a

    variety

    of

    formal

    and

    informal

    assessment

    tools.

    Interpret

    evaluation

    results

    and

    determine

    eligibility

    in

    accordance

    with

    state

    and

    federal

    guidelines.

    Develop,

    implement,

    and

    monitor

    individualized

    speech

    and

    language

    intervention

    plans

    aligned

    with

    each

    student's

    Individualized

    Education

    Program

    (IEP).

    Provide

    evidence-based

    speech

    and

    language

    therapy

    services

    in

    individual,

    small-group,

    and

    classroom

    settings.

    Monitor

    student

    progress,

    collect

    and

    analyze

    data,

    and

    adjust

    services

    based

    on

    student

    performance

    and

    needs.

    Prepare

    and

    maintain

    accurate,

    timely,

    and

    compliant

    documentation,

    including

    evaluations,

    IEPs,

    progress

    reports,

    service

    logs,

    Medicaid

    billing,

    and

    other

    required

    records.

    Collaborate

    with

    general

    education

    teachers,

    special

    education

    staff,

    administrators,

    and

    related

    service

    providers

    to

    support

    student

    success.

    Communicate

    regularly

    with

    parents/guardians

    regarding

    student

    progress,

    strategies,

    and

    recommendations

    to

    support

    skill

    development

    across

    environments.

    Participate

    in

    and,

    when

    appropriate,

    facilitate

    Individualized

    Education

    Program

    Team

    (IEPT)

    meetings.

    Consult

    with

    staff

    regarding

    communication

    strategies,

    accommodations,

    and

    classroom

    supports.

    Support

    and

    implement

    a

    Multi-Tiered

    System

    of

    Supports

    (MTSS)

    framework

    to

    promote

    early

    intervention

    and

    improved

    student

    outcomes.

    Advocate

    for

    equitable

    access

    to

    educational

    opportunities

    for

    all

    students.

    Maintain

    compliance

    with

    district,

    state,

    and

    federal

    special

    education

    requirements,

    professional

    standards,

    and

    ethical

    practices.

    Participate

    in

    professional

    learning

    and

    continuous

    improvement

    activities.

    Demonstrate

    strong

    organizational,

    problem-solving,

    and

    time-management

    skills

    while

    managing

    multiple

    priorities.

    Maintain

    confidentiality

    and

    uphold

    the

    highest

    standards

    of

    professional

    ethics.

    Perform

    other

    duties

    as

    assigned.

    This

    position

    reports

    to

    the

    Director

    of

    Special

    Education.

    Application

    Process

    External

    applicants

    will

    submit

    their

    application

    through

    the

    Oakland

    Human

    Resources

    Consortium

    (OHRC) .

    Applications

    should

    include

    a

    letter

    of

    interest/cover

    letter,

    resume,

    transcripts,

    and

    three

    references

    and/or

    letters

    of

    recommendation.

    Internal

    applicants

    can

    submit

    a

    letter

    of

    interest

    to

    Tricia

    Murphy-Alderman,

    Director

    of

    Human

    Resources.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationHolly, MI

    Skills

    • Licensingunmatched
    • Time Managementunmatched

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