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Robert G. Combs Language Preschool
Department of Communication Science and Disorders
Who should consider this language preschool?
- If your child aged 3-5 has been diagnosed with a speech and/or language problem.
- If you want your child to have preschool experience in a language-rich environment.
- If your child is developing normally and you want him/her to have social and learning experiences with a small group of children and many capable, energetic speech-language clinicians.
About the language preschool
The MU Department of Communication Science and Disorders with the generous support of the Scottish Rite has recently opened the Robert G. Combs Language Preschool. This is a morning preschool program located in Clark Hall at the corner of Providence and Rollins roads. This preschool will serve children aged 3 to 5 years with or without speech and language difficulties. MU Communication Science and Disorders seniors and graduate students are clinicians for this preschool under the direct supervision of certified faculty. Given the intense speech and language focus of this program, a very low clinician to student ratio is maintained, approximating 1 clinician for every 2-3 students. | Preschool application packet
Preschool Facts
Monday/Wednesday and Tuesday/Thursday schedules, 9am-11am - Fall, Winter and Summer semesters
- Easy access to 124 Clark Hall at Providence and Rollins roads
- Very low student/clinician ratio
- Speech and language focus
- Scholarships available through the generous support of the Scottish Rite
- Individual therapy available 882-3873 or 882-8538
Hours and Location
The Robert G. Combs Language Preschool is located on the first floor of Clark Hall on the University of Missouri campus. | View Google Map | (573) 882-8538
Monday/Wednesday and Tuesday/Thursday, 9am-11am
For more information please contact
Dana Rissler Fritz , PhD, CCC-SLP, Preschool Director
e-mail: fritzd@health.missouri.edu
phone: (573) 882-8538
Page last updated on: April 1, 2010
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