Description Speech Language Pathologist Job Description About St. HOPE Public Schools Since 2003 St. HOPE Public Schools has

passionately worked toward the mission of graduating self-motivated, industrious and critical thinking leaders who are committed

to serving others, passionate about lifelong learning and prepared to earn a degree from a four-year college. St. HOPE Public

Schools includes three charter schools: PS7 Elementary School, PS7 Middle School, and Sacramento Charter High School located in

the Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento. We’ve raised the bar and our schools are producing extraordinary results with closing the

achievement gap and helping our scholars reach their fullest potential. Our student demographics have a much higher percentage of

minority and low-income scholars, yet our state testing scores show much better results than District averages. A few examples of

how our model is succeeding include: Sacramento Charter High School was recognized by the California Charter Schools Association

(CCSA) for being the highest performing High School for black students in the state of California. PS7 and Sacramento Charter High

School were named California Education Champions by the National Action Network for being 2 of 16 predominantly African American

schools that performed in the top 25% of all schools in California, and each scored a 10/10 when compared to similar schools. For

context, this year there were a total of 90 predominantly African American schools in California, of which 70 performed in the

bottom 25% of all schools. PS7 has twice been named a Title 1 Achievement Award winner, and has been recognized as a California

Distinguished School and as a federal Blue Ribbon School nominee for its educational outcomes with low-income students. In 2020,

93% of Sac High scholars were accepted into four-year colleges and we are proud to have among the highest percentage of scholars

admitted to UCs and CSUs in the Sacramento region. 100% of our scholars graduated meeting UC/CSU requirements compared to

district and state averages of 44%. 100% of our scholars with an IEP graduated meeting UC/CSU requirements compared to district

averages of 12% and state average of 15%. At St. HOPE Public schools we believe in the power of the classroom teacher and know

that having three years in a row of excellent teaching can overcome the average achievement deficit between low-income scholars

and others. We consistently ground ourselves in this belief and prioritize collaboration so that we are building upon scholar

success year after year. Alignment is essential - we work hard to ensure different teachers, grade levels, curriculums, and

academic focus areas are all coordinated and working together coherently. We take the time needed with our teachers to plan out

curriculums that transition smoothly across grades, and foster a collaborative work environment with consistent expectations and

support across grades and campuses. At PS7 Middle School, our results highlight the power of three years of good teaching. Our 6th

graders enter our system with only 9% of our scholars on or above grade level in math compared to the district average of 25%.

Then after spending three years at PS7 Middle that same group of scholars promotes from 8th grade with 48% of scholars on or above

grade level in math compared to the district average of 32%. This same trend is evident in English Language Arts with our 6th

graders entering our system with 25% on or above grade level and promoting from 8th grade with 57% on or above grade level

compared to the district average of 43%. In addition to prioritizing academic achievement, we prioritize school culture. We host

several engaging scholar and family events throughout the school year, and we seek to provide a well-rounded experience for our

scholars with far more elective courses than are available at traditional schools. We value our teachers and offer every teacher

a robust coaching and support plan in order to develop our teachers into the best possible educators. Their daily efforts are what

make this learning environment as successful as possible for our scholars. In addition to St. HOPE Public Schools, St. HOPE is a

family of nonprofits that also stands for economic growth and revitalization. One of St. HOPE’s most prized development projects

in Oak Park is the 40 Acres Art and Culture Center on Broadway unveiled in 2003. The project involved refurbishing the old Guild

Theater and Woodruff Hotel Buildings at 35th street and Broadway, a building that had been vacant. 40 Acres currently includes

the Guild Theater, Underground Books, Old Soul Co., twelve loft apartments, and it’s newest addition, Fixins Soul Kitchen.

Although St. HOPE Public Schools has come a long way in the last 18 years, there is still so much more to accomplish. St. HOPE

Public Schools looks forward to continuing its vision of being one of the finest urban TK-12 public school systems in the nation

and seeks outstanding individuals who are committed to this journey and willing to do whatever-it-takes to provide our scholars

with the best education possible! Our future depends on it. Our scholars deserve it. Ready to Join the Team? The ideal candidate

will bring passion and grit to the mission and vision of St. HOPE Public Schools and a desire to positively impact the Oak Park

community and help close the achievement gap for our scholar population. They will have a willingness to learn, grow and work hard

along the way. At St. HOPE Public Schools, we live by five key pillars: High Expectations - You not only set the bar high for

every scholar, but also for yourself. You possess a clear vision for what excellence looks like for scholar work, scholar

behavior, and your craft. Choice & Commitment - You understand how your work impacts life outside of your office or classroom. You

wake up every morning and commit yourself to doing what's best for our scholars. More Time - You are one of those people that goes

above and beyond in all areas of life. Some people may even say you do too much, but you know that more time equals better

results. Focus on Results - Everything you do is done with purpose because you are dedicated to growth. You believe in data and

work tirelessly to reach your goals. You are a problem solver and find feedback empowering. Power to Lead - You are a natural

influencer. You can't help but train and nurture scholars and peers. People are attracted to you because of the way you equip them

to succeed. Position Summary Under the general supervision of the Director of Special Education, the Speech - Language Pathologist

will work with staff and families to coordinate special education service delivery for students in need of speech and/or language

support. In addition, this person may work with staff and families to provide preventative support to students not yet identified

as needing special education services. Candidates must hold the belief that all children can succeed academically and socially and

this belief must drive him or her to be relentless in his or her work. The Speech and Language Pathologist reports to the Director

of Special Education. Responsibilities of the Speech and Language Pathologist will include: Assesses students' communication

skills (e.g. articulation, fluency, voice, expressive and receptive language, etc.) for the purpose of identifying communication

disorders, determining program eligibility and developing recommendations for treatment. Collaborates with a variety of groups

and/or individuals (e.g. parents, teachers, physicians, administration, maintenance personnel, team members, other professionals,

etc.) for the purpose of communicating information, resolving issues and providing services in compliance with established

guidelines. Coordinates meetings and processes for eligible students (e.g. testing/screening, IEPs, parent conferences,

pre-referral staffing, etc.) for the purpose of presenting evaluation results, developing treatment plans, and/or providing

training to parents/students/staff. Develops treatment plans, interventions and/or educational materials for the purpose of

minimizing the adverse impact of communication disorders in compliance with regulatory requirements. Instructs assigned support

staff for the purpose of providing information on communicative disorders, use of assistive devices and feeding techniques and/or

implementing prescribed treatment plans. Instructs eligible students in the use of appropriate communication technologies (e.g.

hearing aids, FM systems, augmentative communication devices, etc.) for the purpose of minimizing the adverse educational impact

of communication disorders in accordance with established guidelines and legal requirements. Interprets medical reports within the

scope of Speech/Language Pathologist’s experience and goals for the purpose of providing information and/or ensuring that

treatment/intervention plans are appropriate. Maintains files and/or records (e.g. progress reports, activity logs, billing

information, treatment plans, required documentation, quarterly reports, screening results, etc.) for the purpose of ensuring the

availability of information as required for reference and/or compliance. Participates in meetings, workshops, and seminars (e.g.

training, IEPs, team meetings, etc.) for the purpose of conveying and/or gathering information. Performs other related duties as

assigned for the purpose of ensuring the efficient and effective functioning of the work unit. Performs site visits at multiple

work sites including home visits for the purpose of providing therapy and assistance as required. Prepares a wide variety of

written materials (e.g. activity logs, correspondence, memos, treatment plans, Medicaid billings, reports, required documentation,

etc.) for the purpose of documenting activities, providing a written reference, and/or conveying information. Provides speech and

language therapy to students for the purpose of minimizing the adverse impact of speech and language disorders on student success.

Attends and participates in school-wide events both during and after-hours to promote stakeholder engagement and satisfaction

Qualifications We are seeking a results-driven leader committed to the St. HOPE Public Schools mission, high expectations and

their own professional growth. Required: Master's Degree Speech-Language Pathology Services Credential Highly Desired (but not

required): At least 2 years' full-time work in an urban, underserved community Bilingual speaking, reading, and writing abilities

(Spanish) Salary $80,000 starting salary; commensurate with experience and all years of experience are counted; Signing Bonuses

offered This is a full time exempt position and includes a comprehensive benefits package. To Apply All candidates for this

position must submit the following two pieces of information. Candidates must submit both documents or your application will not

be considered.

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