Academic Skills Assessment

A closer look at how your child is learning. Assessments establish baseline information, identify strengths and areas of need, and help guide individualized instruction and programming.

This May Be A Good Fit When You:

01Have a specific area of concern
02Want to establish a baseline before beginning or adjusting instruction
03Want to better understand a student's current skill level
04Are looking for information to help guide intervention or programming
05Want to monitor progress in a specific area

Areas may include:

ReadingWritingMathFoundational literacy & phonological processingDecoding & word readingReading fluency & comprehensionWritten expression & spellingMath calculation & problem-solving

You will receive

A written summary of findings, current skill levels, strengths and areas of need, and recommendations for instruction and next steps.

Pricing

Three AssessmentOptions.

Foundational Assessment

one targeted academic skill area

$300

✓A closer look at one specific academic skill
✓Reading, writing, or math
✓Targeted screeners & skills-based measures
✓Review of school information & work samples
✓Written summary of findings & next steps

most chosen

Comprehensive Assessment

in-depth look across multiple areas

Beginning at

$450

✓Reading, writing, and math
✓Foundational literacy & phonological processing
✓Decoding, word reading, fluency & comprehension
✓Written expression, spelling & math problem-solving
✓Review of previous evaluations & school records
✓Detailed written report with individualized recommendations

Additional Consultation

additional time, as needed

$120/hour

✓Parent consultation
✓Review of school evaluations or records
✓Collaboration with educators, with parent permission
✓Discussion of assessment results
✓Development of instructional recommendations

Assessment measures are selected based on each student's individual needs · free 30-minute consult before booking

A Note About Assessments

Academic Skills Assessments are educational in nature and are designed to provide information about a student's current academic performance and instructional needs. They are not a comprehensive psychoeducational evaluation and do not provide a medical or clinical diagnosis.

When appropriate, families may be encouraged to pursue additional evaluation or consultation with a licensed professional.

Common questions

Things Parents
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We’ll talk through what’s working, what isn’t, and whether I’m the right fit for your student. No pressure, no pitch.