2026-2027 Speech-Language Pathologist (K-8)

Audubon Schools•New Orleans, LA

6d•$60,000 - $85,500•Onsite

About The Position

The Speech-Language Pathologist (K-8) will support the communication development and academic success of students by providing high-quality speech and language services across the school community. This full-time position involves delivering and coordinating speech and language services, conducting evaluations, developing and implementing therapy plans, and monitoring student progress. The role also includes collaborating with teachers, providing consultative support to staff, maintaining communication with families, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Additionally, the position involves providing district and building level support, training staff, and serving as a resource for communication development. The Speech-Language Pathologist is expected to create an environment of respect and rapport, encourage positive communication, and display professionalism and commitment to the Audubon Community.

Requirements

Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology
Current licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist in the state of Louisiana
Eligible for or holding Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC-SLP)
Experience working with school-aged children
Knowledge of special education law and IEP development

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a school setting (K–8)
Experience working across multiple campuses or diverse student populations
Bilingual (English/French or English/Spanish)

Responsibilities

Deliver and coordinate speech and language services for students
Conduct and coordinate speech-language evaluations in accordance with local, state, and federal guidelines
Develop and implement individualized therapy plans aligned to student needs and IEP goals
Provide direct therapy services to students in individual and small group settings
Monitor student progress and adjust interventions as needed
Refer identified communication concerns to appropriate resources for further evaluation or support
Collaborate with teachers to integrate communication strategies into the classroom
Provide consultative support to staff working with students receiving speech services
Maintain consistent communication with families regarding student progress and needs
Maintain accurate, up-to-date documentation including evaluation reports, therapy logs, and IEP progress notes
Ensure all services are delivered in compliance with IDEA, state regulations, and school policies
Participate in IEP meetings and contribute to the development of compliant and appropriate plans
Monitor and ensure timelines for evaluations, re-evaluations, and service delivery are met
Maintain student confidentiality in accordance with FERPA and other applicable laws
Work with the Director of Special Populations to implement systems for service delivery, data collection, and compliance
Provide training and technical assistance to staff related to speech and language development and support strategies
Communicate effectively with students, staff, and families
Demonstrate sensitivity to families’ and students’ individual differences and cultural backgrounds
Allocate time and resources effectively across multiple campuses
Serve as a resource to school personnel regarding communication development and interventions
Encourage and model respectful communication and active listening
Acknowledge students’ backgrounds and experiences
Exhibit warmth, patience, and care in all student interactions
Encourage and model fairness and inclusion
Cultivate positive two-way communication between school and families
Collaborate regularly with colleagues to support student success
Participate in professional development to improve practice
Support school initiatives and community-building efforts
Uphold all organizational policies and procedures
Maintain a student-centered approach, even in challenging situations