Speech/Language Pathologist .5 FTE

The Kettle Moraine School District

The Kettle Moraine School District (KMSD) cultivates academic excellence, citizenship and personal development for approximately 4,000 students in Waukesha County. Covering 90 square miles, the District serves all or portions of the following municipalities: City of Delafield, Town of Delafield, Village of Dousman, Town of Eagle, Town of Genesee, Village of North Prairie, Town of Ottawa, Town of Sullivan, Village of Summit, and Village of Wales. KMSD operates five elementary schools (Cushing, Dousman, Magee, Wales, KM Explore), one middle school (Kettle Moraine Middle School), four high schools (Kettle Moraine High School, KM Global, KM Perform, High School of Health Sciences), one alternative school, and one community center. More information about the District can be found at www.kmsd.edu.

Our Core Beliefs

KMSD's vision is "learning without boundaries." For the past decade, the District has been working to "transform the educational delivery system to better and more efficiently meet the needs of all students." Now, the District is nationally recognized as an exemplar of personalized learning, both for students and staff. Students find themselves challenged and inspired by the progressive, competency-based and project-based learning model that is at the core of instructional programming. Educators receive additional compensation for engaging in professional development and continuing to transform the educational model.

Who We Seek

We are looking for talented, collaborative, and innovative educators who are passionate about teaching and creating a culture where everyone seeks to achieve at high levels. Also, as ambassadors for KMSD, all employees commit to positively representing their schools by demonstrating the values of professionalism, integrity, and personalization.

Role and Responsibilities

The School District of Kettle Moraine seeks a highly dedicated and collaborative Speech and Language Pathologist to work District Wide. Knowledge of pragmatics and the ability to improve students communicative abilities in a natural environment is important as well as working with students on articulation and language at all levels. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of students on the autism spectrum as well as knowledge in the areas of assistive technology. CFY supervision is available.

Required Education, Experience and Credentials

Master's degree required

Must possess or be eligible for WI Certification #1820 Speech and Language Pathology