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Advocacy Depot  SLP Caseloads by State
Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alabama State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 50 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Alaska State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 50 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Arizona State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Arkansas State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 50 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 California State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 55 Source: FOCUS, Newsletter of the Evergreen Teachers Association, October 16,2001 For more information, see: Caseloads, Language, Speech, Hearing Service Delivery in the Public Schools: Legal and Ethical Considerations Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Colorado State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Connecticut State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Connecticut State SEAL Delaware State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 District of Columbia State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: unknown Florida State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Georgia State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 55 students Source: Georgia State SEAL Hawaii State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 40 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Idaho State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no limit Source: Idaho State SEAL Illinois State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 80 Source: Speaking of schools, Jadine Ying, The Daily Illini Indiana State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no limit Source: Indiana State SEAL Iowa State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Kansas State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 55 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Kentucky State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 75 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Louisiana State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 75 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Maine State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 50 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Maryland State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Massachusetts State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Michigan State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Michigan State SEAL Minnesota State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Minnesota State SEAL Mississippi State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Missouri State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Montana State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Nebraska State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Nevada State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 New Hampshire State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: unknown New Jersey State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no limit (group limit of five children per group) Source: New Jersey State SEAL New Mexico State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 New York State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 65 students See Also: UFT (United Federation of Teachers), Supporting teachers in the New York City Public Schools, Article addressing speech therapists' concerns: President Hears Chapter Concerns North Carolina State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 North Dakota State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Ohio State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: "one speech therapist for every 2,000 students in kindergarten through 12th grade" Source: Schools need speech therapists, Columbus Dispatch, August 10, 2000 Oklahoma State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 80 students Source: Oklahoma State SEAL Oregon State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Pennsylvania State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 65 students Source: Pennsylvania State SEAL Rhode Island State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no limit Source: Rhode Island State SEAL South Carolina State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 40 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 South Dakota State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Tennessee State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 75 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Texas State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Utah State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 60 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Vermont State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Virginia State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 68 to 75 students For more information, see: VASS Newsletter (December, 1998) Caseload Reduction for Virginia Public School Speech-language Pathologists: Issues and Answers By Robert E. Novak, Director, Communication Disorders Program, University of Virginia Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Source: Virginia State SEAL Washington State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: no caseload limit Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 West Virginia State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 50 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 Wisconsin State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 40 or 50 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 For more information, see: Wisconsin Speech-Language Pathologists’ Caseloads: Reality and Repercussions Wyoming State Mandated Maximum Caseload for Speech Therapists in Public Schools: 40 students Source: Special Education Caseload and Class Size Policies in the Fifty States, Billie Jo Rylance, Berttram Chiang, Suzanne Russ, and Siri Dobbe-Whitcomb, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, May 1999 |
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