Speech and Language Pathologists. Experience recognition shall be granted in accordance with the applicable provisions of Section B for professional employment as a speech and language pathologist or physiotherapist in a school district, hospital, clinic or government funded agency, provided that:
Speech and Language Pathologists. 1. Speech and Language Pathologists, as recognized in Article A.2 (Recognition of the Union), shall be paid in accordance with the salary schedule established in Article B.20.1 (Placement on Schedule).
Speech and Language Pathologists. This agreement shall apply in full to speech and language pathologists except where specifically modified. Wherever the term “teacher” is used in a provision in this agreement, that provision applies to speech and language pathologists except as specifically amended.
Speech and Language Pathologists a. The category placement of speech and language pathologists shall be determined in line with the principles established by the Teacher Qualification Service and this agreement for determining the salary category of teachers based on years of university level training.
Speech and Language Pathologists. 1. Speech and Language Pathologists shall not be assigned a total caseload exceeding the District average of fifty (50) students. If assigned to three or more schools, the caseload cap for that SLP will be reduced by two (2).
Speech and Language Pathologists. Individuals assigned to speech and language pathologist roles may request reimbursement of up to $250 per year for American Speech-Language Hearing Association (A.S.H.A.) Certificate of Clinical Competence (C.C.C.) fee renewal. Requests must be submitted to the Business Office by June 15 of the current school year. N: 15
Speech and Language Pathologists. Speech and language pathologists hold a Master’s degree in Speech and Lan- guage Pathology and Certificate of Clinical Competency in Speech, but do not hold a teaching certificate.
Speech and Language Pathologists. A. The SEA and District 186 shall form a committee of seven members; three appointed by the Association and three appointed by the District, and chaired by the Director of Special Education Services. The committee shall consider issues such as Speech and Language Pathologist case load, recruitment of speech and language pathologists and recommendations or citations from governmental entities such as the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights, and Illinois State Board of Education, etc. The committee shall meet at the mutual agreement of both parties.
Speech and Language Pathologists. (SLP) shall work an additional ten (10) days for a total of 195 days.
Speech and Language Pathologists. The seniority lists shall be prepared annually by the Manager of Human Resources and distributed to each employee and to the Secretary of the Association.
