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Hartland Consolidated Schools

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Speech and Language Therapists

Special needs in communication can significantly affect a student's ability to learn. Therefore, Speech-Language Therapists play an important role in the education process.
 
In Hartland, Speech and Language Therapists work within the education team to determine educational needs and programs for students with special needs in communication and/or eating, drinking and swallowing disabilities.
 
The Speech-Language Therapist's role includes: diagnosing speech and language impairments, communication disabilities and eating, drinking, and swallowing disabilities. They work with students who have emerging language skills and consult with classroom teachers to support language and communication across the curriculum.
 
We know that communication begins at birth, occurs between people, requires complex abilities, is an integral part of the learning process, and applies to ALL areas of the curriculum. Deficits in communication, including speech, language, voice, ad fluency can affect a student's learning, interactions with other children and adults, participation in activities, self-esteem, and behavior.
 
 
 
Speech Teacher
Building Email Address
Contact Number
Jane Antonczak Farms & Our Savior (810) 626-2556
Kelly Chapman
Creekside (810) 626-2629
Amy Creighton
Creekside & Village
(810) 626-2622
Cathy Grass
Farms (810) 626-2542
Shawn Howell
Lakes & High School
(810) 626-2712
Syndel Kinney Village (810) 626-2863
Deb Lonergan
Lakes (810) 626-2730
Denise Miller Ore Creek & High School (810) 626-2373
MaryJo Pangborn Preschool (810) 626-2195
Sheri Quinn Round (810) 626-2847
Adrienne Smith Preschool adriennesmith@hartlandschools.us
(810) 626-2168