My name is Meredith Cameron.    I've been an SLP for Burkburnett ISD for 24 years, and am starting my 25th year here.  I love working on communication skills and continue to be excited about my students and this field.   I will be housed at I.C. Evans this year, addressing the speech and language needs of the earliest Bulldog learners.   I'll  have help from Nina Duritsky, a licensed speech language pathology assistant, who will be a graduate clinician working toward her SLP masters.   She will be providing a lot of therapy at I. C. Evans and possibly some at Overton Ray Elementary as well.  I will be evaluating all students and developing IEPs at ARDs and with parent input.  Service provision may shift from me to her or vice-versa, as appropriate for your child's individual needs. If you have any questions, please email or call at the contact information listed above.   

I received my bachelors in communication science and disorders from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in 1994, quickly followed by a masters of science in speech pathology in 1997.  My interests in speech pathology are in autism,  augmentative communication (AAC and devices), literacy, and student self-advocacy.   I have worked with a variety of ages within the school district, from age 2 to 22.  My love of the field stems from all the ways speech therapy can assist in education.  Communication skills are:  life skills, academic skills, social skills, and work skills.  Please feel free to contact me any time you have a question about how speech therapy could assist your student.