Speech-Language Pathology

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) provide speech and language services for children with communication impairments that have an adverse affect on educational performance. A student receiving speech and/or language services may have difficulties in one or more of the following areas:

Expressive Language: a child’s ability to express his/her wants, needs and ideas
Articulation: a child’s ability to correctly produce speech sounds
Receptive Language: a child’s ability to understand language he/she hears
Fluency: the natural flow of speech
Voice: a child’s pitch, quality and/or loudness of speech

Speech-Language Pathology Staff:

Jamie Alexander

Mac-A-Cheek

Laura Andrews

Madison Plains Local

Sara Augustus

Urbana City

Shelby Baker

Graham Local

Rachel Finch

West Liberty-Salem Local

A drienne James

SLP Coordinator, MCESC Preschool and Low Incidence

Jennifer Kaperak

Champaign County Low Incidence

Tisha Kauffman

MCESC Preschool

Phyllis Leher

As Needed

Daniele Norman

Champaign County Low Incidence

Dayna Ober

Mechanicsburg Exempted Village

Tricia Pankewicz

As Needed

Ann Prenger

Urbana City

Nikki Steele

Madison Plains Local

Angela Whip

Northwestern

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