Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.

1. I suspect my child has a Communication Impairment, what should I do?
2. Will the Speech Language Pathologist screen my child at school?
3. My child is not in school yet, can he/she still receive services?
4. My children attend Private School, how will they receive Speech Services?

I suspect my child has a Communication Impairment, what should I do?

You will need to refer your child for a Speech/Language evaluation if you 
suspect a delay or disorder.
Please call 645-8149 and ask to speak with Kerry Atkinson or the Child 
Assistance Team Chair.

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Will the Speech Language Pathologist screen my child at school?

Yes, the law states that all new students PK-3rd grade are screened for 
Speech/Language and Hearing.  Also, all 7th and 10th graders must have their 
hearing screened.  All screenings must be completed within sixty days from 
the first day of school.

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My child is not in school yet, can he/she still receive services?

Yes, as long as your child is two years old your child can receive services 
from the Public School System.  Please call (645-8149) or email for 
information.  If your child is under the age of two and has a Communication 
Impairment they will be eligible to receive services from Infant and Toddler 
Connection.

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My children attend Private School, how will they receive Speech Services?

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