Speech/Language Pathologist Network 2025-26
Admission
- $200.00
Location
Description
These virtual learning events will allow participants opportunities to exchange ideas, share resources, and learn from peers. Sessions will feature a targeted professional development focus, connections to evidence-based school practices, and dedicated time for networking. Participants are invited to contribute insights, discuss challenges, and collaboratively explore strategies and solutions to support student success.
All sessions, VIRTUAL - 8:30AM-10:30AM - login information will be provided prior to each session.
Monday, October 27, 2025
Supporting Executive Functioning: Tools and Strategies for SLPs featuring Katie Berg
Join Katie Berg, Supporting Neurodiverse Students Statewide Coordinator, for an interactive session exploring the role of executive functioning in student success. Participants will learn how to support student development through practical, school-based strategies as well as intentionally teach executive function skills.
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Hot Topics in Speech and Language: What’s New, What’s Next featuring Dawn Merth-Johnson
Stay current with emerging trends, research, and practices in speech/language with Dawn Merth-Johnson, DPI SLP Consultant. This virtual session will offer timely updates, opportunities for discussion, and resources to support evolving school-based roles.
Wednesday, February 11, 2026
AAC in Action: Practical Approaches for School-Based Implementation
Explore effective strategies for supporting students who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) in school settings. Participants will learn, collaborate, and share insights for implementation and examine how to integrate AAC support into inclusive learning environments.
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Artificial Intelligence for SLPs: Exploring the Possibilities
Discover how artificial intelligence can support your work as a school-based SLP. This session will introduce practical applications, ethical considerations, and opportunities to experiment with AI tools that enhance planning, documentation, and student engagement.
Audience: Speech/Language Pathologists, Administrators, Student Service providers
