____	Quiet, free from distractions.
____	Service area that is private enough to permit confidentiality.
____	Available for the exclusive use of the SLP, when scheduled in the building.
____	Accessible for individuals who are nonambulatory, with access to emergency exits posted.
____	Located in the instructional area of the building that houses children of comparable age.
____	Adequately heated, cooled, lighted, and ventilated.
____	Sufficient electrical outlets available for operating program equipment (e.g., tape recorders, computers, amplification systems, augmentative devices).
____	Large enough to provide instruction for a full range of activities performed by the speech-language pathologist (individual or group treatment, team and parent meetings).
____	Secure storage of equipment and materials.
____	Availability of safety devices (fire and smoke alarms) that are in good working condition.