Speech pathologist shortage stumps schools
October 19th, 2007From the Nashua (NH) Telegraph-
School districts around New Hampshire are struggling to fill vacant speech pathologist positions.
Alan Pardy, executive director of the New Hampshire Association of Special Education Administrators, said the problem isn’t new and has had an impact across the state.
“It’s historical, and it’s ongoing,” he said.
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