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Nov 25, 2003
Hi - as a Speech Pathologist in the public schools of
Indiana I am overwhelmed with both paperwork and caseload
size. Out state has no caseload limits -- our district has
been short staffed for almost five years and have used a
variety of "fix it" means --- using elementary teachers as
SLA's, hiring SLA staff, using contracted staff --- all
were short term fixes and most created even more paperwork
cleaning up the messes that were left. Three of my
colleagues including myself are on bloodpressure
medications do to job stress. Hope someone out there has
found a creative way to solve public school speech and
language therapy deliema!
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On 11/25/03, M & M wrote:
> Hi - as a Speech Pathologist in the public schools of
> Indiana I am overwhelmed with both paperwork and
caseload
> size. Out state has no caseload limits -- our district has
> been short staffed for almost five years and have used
a
> variety of "fi...See More