Provide assessment, consultation, and direct services to support the diverse communication needs of our elementary students. Work collaboratively with families, staff, and community while working with students in small groups and/or within the general education setting to best meet student needs. Qualifications Connecticut certification as a School Speech and Language Pathologist (061) required Experience supporting students in a public school setting preferred Experience in specialized student programming preferred Strong communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills Position Details Full-year, part-time, position aligned with the Board of Education calendar Salary in accordance with the Colchester Federation of Teachers collective bargaining agreement