SLP Toolkit

SLP Toolkit Less time managing the paperwork. More time being the SLP. Built by school SLPs to make the workday easier.

SLP Toolkit brings your caseload, goals, daily data, present levels, progress monitoring, scheduling, and reports together in one place.

If you’ve ever had a VERY specific SLP Toolkit question and thought, “I know Risa has talked about this somewhere…” this...
10/07/2026

If you’ve ever had a VERY specific SLP Toolkit question and thought, “I know Risa has talked about this somewhere…” this one’s for you. 😂

Over the years, Risa has answered so many questions and created tons of tutorials to help you get more out of SLP Toolkit.

So we put together a little cheat sheet for the next time you’re trying to remember where you saw that tutorial, walkthrough, tip, or answer.

Swipe through to see where to look first. 👉

Save this one. Future you with a very specific SLP Toolkit question may need it. 🔖😂

If you’ve ever finished progress reports at 11 PM the night before they were due, you already know the terrain is treach...
10/05/2026

If you’ve ever finished progress reports at 11 PM the night before they were due, you already know the terrain is treacherous. 🛶

Every one of these is a full job on its own, and school SLPs are somehow doing all five in the same week, usually between sessions, with a caseload that keeps growing.

If it feels like too much for one person, that’s because it is. 🫶

Share the most relatable quest with your SLP battle buddy who you could never do this without. 🛶👯‍♀️

10/02/2026

After our post the other day, we keep hearing from school SLPs who’ve been expected to provide services in some VERY questionable spaces. 😂🚪🧹🚌

Providing therapy there is one thing, but we certainly hope you don’t know the particular “joy” of having to explain why the cafeteria during lunch or a janitor’s closet is NOT the best place to administer the PLS. 😵‍💫

Although…is anywhere really the ideal place to administer the PLS? 🧸😂

We know there are more stories out there, so send this to a school SLP who has a story to add. 👇

Our school SLP banned phrase list has officially entered the chat. 🚫😂We decided to stop at five, which feels wildly insu...
10/01/2026

Our school SLP banned phrase list has officially entered the chat. 🚫😂

We decided to stop at five, which feels wildly insufficient. 😂

So consider the comments an official extension of the list.

If you could ban something from school SLP life, what would disappear immediately? 👇😂

If you’re a school SLP who has ever looked at the space you were given for therapy and wondered how anyone expected ther...
09/29/2026

If you’re a school SLP who has ever looked at the space you were given for therapy and wondered how anyone expected therapy to happen there, this one’s for you. 😂

Maybe you’ve been expected to provide services in a hallway during transitions, a cafeteria during lunch, a gym, or even a bus.

We know you have stories about the spaces you’ve been given for speech, and we want to hear them.

What’s the wildest place you’ve ever been told to do speech therapy? Share yours in the comments. 👇

After seeing Moira Rose maintain an extraordinary level of confidence through even the most preposterous circumstances, ...
09/28/2026

After seeing Moira Rose maintain an extraordinary level of confidence through even the most preposterous circumstances, we’ve concluded that school SLPs could borrow a few of her finest qualities. 💅😂

Her particular brand of wisdom translates surprisingly well to school SLP life.

Our personal favorite? Find your supporting cast.

Every school SLP needs people who understand THAT look across the IEP table and appreciate a good post-meeting debrief. 😂

SLP Toolkit would be delighted to join your supporting cast. 💅

Start your complimentary 30-day trial at slptoolkit.com

09/25/2026

If you’re a school SLP and September has tested every boundary you thought you had, this is for you. 😂

A reminder that “I can’t cover that today” is a complete sentence.

“Can we talk during my planning period?” works too.

You made yourself a schedule so your students get their minutes, your paperwork gets done, and your day has some chance of going according to plan.

You do not automatically have to say yes to every “real quick” request that comes your way.

Sometimes “I can’t today” is exactly what protects the time you already accounted for.

📲 Send this to your SLP work bestie before the next “real quick” request comes in.

Trying to get SLP Toolkit approved district-wide? Swipe through for four benefits you can bring to your next conversatio...
09/24/2026

Trying to get SLP Toolkit approved district-wide? Swipe through for four benefits you can bring to your next conversation with admin. ➡️

Getting admin buy-in usually means showing how the investment supports more than one SLP’s day-to-day workflow.

As an SLP, you’re probably thinking about the features you use every day.

Your district will probably be looking at the bigger picture: consistency across the team, continuity when staffing changes, documentation, compliance, and how everything is managed at the district level.

That’s why knowing how to talk about SLP Toolkit from the district’s perspective can be SO helpful when you’re asking for admin approval.

💾 SAVE this post so you have it ready when budget conversations come around.

09/23/2026

School SLPs, meet your new favorite way to track what happens after the minus sign. ⤵️

Numbers don’t lie, but they CAN leave out some VERY useful context.

If you’re seeing the same percentage session after session but you know SOMETHING is starting to click with your student, start tracking what happens when they answer incorrectly AND when you provide additional support.

That’s where elicited accuracy becomes your new data bestie! 📈

📉 INDEPENDENT ACCURACY shows how often the student responds correctly under the conditions written in the goal.

📈 ELICITED ACCURACY includes those correct responses plus incorrect responses the student successfully repairs after one additional cue.

For example, a student answers all five inferencing trials incorrectly. Their independent accuracy is 0%.

But if they give four correct responses after you provide a model, their elicited accuracy is 80%.

That sticky note with five minus signs? It doesn’t tell you what your student can do with one additional cue. 🤦‍♀️

SLP Toolkit makes elicited accuracy ridiculously easy to track.

When a student answers incorrectly, provide one additional cue and record the cue if they successfully repair their response. If they don’t repair it or need more than one cue, leave the elicited box blank.

Wondering why SLP grad school forgot to teach us about elicited accuracy? Us too! 😂

Save this for the next time a goal sits at 0% and you’re tempted to rewrite it.

📸 Photo credit: Patience Smith, our adventure-loving Customer Happiness Support Associate! Thanks for letting us borrow this gorgeous mountain view for today’s SLP reminder! ⛰️

The 5 things we wish every school SLP knew about making it through the hard days. 👇Ted Lasso probably never had to write...
09/22/2026

The 5 things we wish every school SLP knew about making it through the hard days. 👇

Ted Lasso probably never had to write an IEP, collect data between groups, or figure out what to do when the activity he planned lasted approximately 37 seconds. ⚽️😂

Still, he gave us some pretty solid advice for the job.

Swipe through for 5 Ted Lasso lessons every school SLP needs to hear.

Then send this to your SLP bestie who could use a little Ted Lasso pep talk this week. 🐡

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