Common use of SLP Caseloads Clause in Contracts

SLP Caseloads. The District average caseload for Speech Language Pathologists (SLP’s) shall not exceed 55 cases. The District average caseload for SLP’s working with preschool age students shall not exceed 40 cases. When an individual SLP reaches a caseload of 56 students (or 41 for preschool caseload), a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) will be assigned to that caseload to provide for additional support. A continued increase to that caseload count will lead to additional SLPA/SLP support. A caseload is defined as the number of students receiving case management and other services under an IEP.

SLP Caseloads. The District average caseload for Speech Language Pathologists (SLP’s) shall not exceed 55 cases. The District average caseload for SLP’s working with preschool age students shall not exceed 40 cases. When an individual SLP reaches a caseload of 56 students (or 41 for preschool caseload), a Speech Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA) will be assigned to that caseload to provide for additional support. A continued increase to that caseload count will lead to additional SLPA/SLP support. A caseload is defined as the number of students receiving case management and other services under an IEP. In the event that additional students requiring SLP services enroll in the district, SLP’s will receive $200 per month per student beyond the caseload of 55 students in order to provide required SLP services.