Speech​/Language Pathologist

Overview

Holmes District School Board has an opening for a SPEECH/LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST for the  school year. Applicants must currently hold a Florida certificate in Speech/Language Pathology OR a Speech/Language License.

Location:

HOLMES DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD.

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Reasonable accommodations are available for persons with disabilities to complete the application and/or interview process. Applicants requesting accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) may contact the District’s ADA Office, Mrs. Carmen Bush, 701

E. Pennsylvania Ave., Bonifay, FL, email carmen.bush, or call  x1253 for assistance.

Appointments are required for fingerprinting. Please call Wendy Nolen at , ext. 1232, to schedule your fingerprinting.

The following documents must be filled out completely and returned to the school office prior to working in the school system. Only fill out the application form that applies to your position (instructional or non-instructional). Substitutes should fill out the non-instructional form. Applications are accepted 4/10/25 - 4/17/25 by close of business.

• Florida certificate in Speech/Language Pathology or a Speech/Language License.
• Contact Donnita Butorac by email donnita.butorac or by phone at  extension 1233 for application-related questions.
• Location:
  
  HOLMES DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD.
• Educational requirements related to IDEA/ESSA paraprofessional standards as applicable (as described in the original posting).

Federal law maintains that states are responsible for maintaining qualifications to ensure personnel are appropriately prepared and trained to serve children with disabilities (IDEA Act, 20 U.S.C. § 1412). The IDEA and ESSA outline expectations for proper training and supervision of staff serving in educational roles. The paraprofessional qualifications include meeting one of the following requirements: a secondary school diploma or recognized equivalent;

or two years of college study; or an associate’s degree or higher; or demonstrating knowledge of and ability to assist in instruction of reading, writing, and mathematics through a rigorous state or local assessment. Florida uses the ETS Para Pro Assessment to meet this qualification, with a passing score of 464.