The Speech/Language Pathologist will apply principles, methods, and procedures for an analysis of speech and language comprehension and production to determine communicative competencies. The role involves providing intervention strategies and services related to speech and language development and literacy development, as well as addressing disorders of language, voice, articulation, fluency, and functional communication that adversely affect an individual's educational performance. This position is district-wide and requires collaboration with professionals and parents to facilitate the generalization of oral and written communication skills.