… public school speech-language programs; the goal of the study was to gain insight into ways
clinicians can improve the quality of the services … public school speech-language services. …

… is because of the various ways in which speech and language services may be delivered.
ASHA explains that speech language support services can vary across a number of factors: …

… However, the location of work performed by SLPs in this study did not support differences
among rural, suburban, and urban SLPs. Similarly, job satisfaction in SLPs was not predicted …

… Within the parameters of our survey, we provided initial documentation of basic practice
patterns in speech-language services in public schools. We have established a baseline for …

… public school districts to temporarily hire staff with less credentials to provide speech-language
services … This provision allows school districts to hire bachelor’s degree staff for 2 years …

… The purpose of this study was to examine school speech-language pathologists' (SLPs)
experiences regarding students' eligibility for services in public schools within the United States. …

… to elicit the perspectives of speech-language pathologists (SLPs) … /or hinder recruitment
and retention in the public school setting. … toward speech-language services in public schools.…

… of speech-language pathologists who had adopted or were considering adopting integrated
speech and language services in school … years in the public schools. Ninety-three percent of …

… speech-language services when they continued to struggle academically and this led many
students to remain on SLP … to determine when speech-language services were no longer …

… of the beginnings of speech therapy offerings in America’s public schools. It traces the …
The aim is to uncover the neglected history of public school speech therapy practices and to …