Speech- Language
Speech-Language Services
The Oklahoma School for the Deaf provides comprehensive speech-language services that support each student's communication goals. Our speech-language pathologists work collaboratively with students, families, teachers, and educational teams to develop the communication skills needed for success in the classroom, at home, and in the community.
Every student's communication needs are unique. Services are individualized and may focus on spoken language, listening skills, language development, speech production, social communication, or the effective use of multiple communication methods.
Our Services Include
• Speech and language evaluations
• Individual and small group speech-language therapy
• Receptive and expressive language development
• Speech sound production and articulation
• Auditory and listening skill development
• Social communication and pragmatic language skills
• Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) support
• Collaboration with educational teams and families
• Participation in IEP meetings and educational planning
Supporting Communication Success
Our speech-language pathologists work alongside teachers, educational audiologists, interpreters, and other specialists to help students build strong communication skills across all learning environments. Therapy is integrated into each student's educational program and is designed to support academic achievement, independence, and lifelong communication.
Family Collaboration
Families are important partners in every student's success. We work closely with parents and guardians by providing resources, strategies, and regular communication to encourage continued growth beyond the classroom.
Our Goal
Our goal is to help every student become a confident and effective communicator by providing individualized services that support their educational, social, and personal development.
Contact Speech-Language Services
If you have questions about speech-language services or would like additional information, please contact the Oklahoma School for the Deaf Speech-Language Department.