ReNEW Schools·New Orleans, Louisiana
The Speech Language Pathologist will identify students with communication disabilities and implement treatment plans to support their success. Responsibilities include assessing communication skills, providing therapy, and collaborating with educational teams.
#1 Performing Open-Enrollment Pk-8 Network in New Orleans
ReNEW is seeking a licensed and experienced Speech Language Pathologist (SLP). The SLP will primarily be responsible for identifying students with communication disabilities, and planning and implementing appropriate treatment to minimize adverse impacts on student success. SLPs are expected to be assessing students’ communication skills, developing treatment plans, providing speech and language therapy in various settings, consulting with a student’s team regarding communication needs, completing speech evaluations, instructing eligible students in the use of appropriate communication technologies, participating as a Pupil Appraisal Team member on other disability evaluations, and performing other related duties as assigned.
At ReNEW, we transform underperforming schools into academically rigorous institutions, preparing students for high school, college, and career. We focus on professional development and individual coaching, committed to helping you become an outstanding teacher.
What you'll do
Establish child-specific learning goals for each student on an Individualized Education Program (IEP) and use benchmark and baseline testing to monitor progress.
Effectively communicate students’ progress and needs with parents and teaching team.
Plan and implement activities to target the specific speech-language needs of the students.
Lead students to use their own critical thinking and problem solving skills.
Guide student behavior through respect and a positive approach.
Collaborate with classroom teachers and other members of a student’s team regularly to support educational and emotional needs.
Celebrate the impact teachers have as positive role models for students and the community.
Participate in both school and network-wide coaching and be solution oriented.
Celebrate the impact teachers have as positive role models for students and the community.
FLSA Classification: Exempt
Candidates must have a Master's Degree in Speech Pathology and be licensed by the Louisiana Board of Examiners. Certification by the Louisiana Department of Education is also required.
Market context
Speech-language pathologist roles in Louisiana are typically tied to school-based and clinical needs, with employers looking for candidates who can support students or patients through assessment, treatment, and documentation. These openings are competitive because they often require a master’s degree, Louisiana licensure or eligibility, CCC-SLP, CF-SLP, or SLPA status, plus familiarity with IDEA and the IEP process. Before applying, confirm your license pathway and highlight direct experience with IEPs and communication support; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits from the original job description can save you time reviewing the details.
