Speech Pathologists work in the school setting to assess, diagnose, treat, and help prevent communication disorders in students. When a student displays a communication disorder in the school setting, it typically affects success in classroom activities, social interaction, literacy, and learning. Any staff member or parent can bring up their concerns to the speech therapist.
*Please see our additional pages for more information on how to determine if your child has a speech and/or language disorder. You will also find tips on how to improve your child's articulation, language, or fluency skills both at home and in the classroom.
Contact Us:
Mrs. Craig (Bingham/Downing)
tcraig@runnemedeschools.org OR Message me on your child's classroom DOJO
Ms. Hearn (Volz)