School Speech Language Pathologist - Frisco, TX

Step into a pivotal role for the 2026–2027 school year as a Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in early childhood services. This full-time, contract opportunity offers a professionally rewarding environment where you’ll make a measurable impact supporting young learners and collaborating closely with educators and families.

Desired Skills and Qualifications:

• Valid Texas SLP license required
• ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP) strongly preferred
• Solid foundation in school-based settings, ideally working with early childhood students
• Proficiency conducting speech and language evaluations and supporting the development and delivery of IEPs
• Ability to communicate effectively with colleagues, administrators, and families
• Strong organizational skills and attention to documentation detail

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver comprehensive speech and language services to early childhood students in a school environment
• Conduct individualized assessments and evaluations to determine students’ communication needs
• Develop, implement, and monitor IEP goals with an emphasis on collaborative, student-centered planning
• Engage as a valued member of the special education team, working hand-in-hand with educators, staff, and families
• Provide both direct therapy and consultative services to students and stakeholders
• Maintain thorough and accurate documentation according to school and state requirements

Perks and Benefits:

• Full-time schedule for a balanced work-life rhythm within the academic calendar
• Highly supportive, collaborative professional setting
• Onsite role for direct interaction with students and staff

**Ready to inspire progress and foster communication skills in early learners? Apply today by submitting your resume, current Texas SLP license, and highlights of your school-based experience. Don’t forget to include your availability and start date. Advance your career while making a significant difference for young students during the 2026–2027 school year!