ASHA School Services Digital Toolkit
Resources for ASHA members to use and share!
Speech-Language Pathologists & Their Role in Schools
- Infographic: How We Help: SLPs in Your Child's School [PDF]
- Parents & SLPs: Partners in Success
- Presentation for School Setting: Speech-Language Pathologists: Who We Are and What We Do [PDF]
Milestones by Age/Grade
- ASHA Developmental Milestones: Birth to Five Years (Communication and Feeding Skills)
- Communication Development: Kindergarten Through Fifth Grade (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing Skills)
For Families: Finding Help in Schools & Navigating Services
- Infographic: Getting Help in Schools Flow Chart [PDF]
- Infographic: Finding Help at Your Child's School [PDF]
- Speech-Language Pathology Services in Schools [PDF]
- How To Build Back-To-School Readiness
Professional Resources for Educational Audiologists & School-Based SLPs
- ASHA Workload Calculator
- Assessment and Evaluation of Speech-Language Disorders in Schools
- Caseload and Workload
- Clinical and Professional Guidance for School-Based Practice
- Documentation in Schools
- NEW! Executive Function Deficits
- How To: Writing Collaborative Goals for IEPs
- Resources for Educational Audiologists
- School-Based Service Delivery in Speech-Language Pathology
- State School Hearing Screening Requirements
- NEW! Supervision
- NEW! Thinking Through Varied Service Delivery Models [PDF]
Questions? Please email the ASHA school services in speech-language pathology team at schools@asha.org or the audiology practices team at audiology@asha.org.
Getting to Know Your SLP
Get to know the speech-language pathologist in your child's school.
A Parent's Guide to Speech, Language, and Hearing Services in Schools
Do you have concerns about your child’s speech, language, swallowing, or hearing? School-age children who are eligible and demonstrate a need can receive audiology and speech-language services in the schools at no additional cost to families. In this video, experts from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association walk parents through the process of securing special education services for their child.
