Assessment Services

You know your child better than anyone. Whether you have a gut feeling that something more is going on or your child has a known learning difference, it is disheartening to watch them struggle when you know their incredible potential. Despite their hard work, progress may be slow, leaving you feeling like you're spinning your wheels. Even with your best efforts, you might feel uncertain about how to help or how to navigate their challenges. Or maybe you’ve been in meetings about your child’s struggles, but rather than feeling included, you’ve walked away feeling drained, confused, or frustrated.

A wide range of assessments to help understand challenges and empower learners.

Perhaps you faced challenges in school or felt unsupported in your educational journey. Maybe learning felt overwhelming, and the thought of school brings up negative feelings, yet you have goals that include returning to school and want to identify supports that may create a new experience.

You might be facing challenges in filling vacancies, while struggling to meet compliance timelines with the growing demand for thorough, legally-defensible assessments. You may be looking for a fresh perspective or second opinion could help identify how best to support a student’s success.

Psychoeducational Assessment

Uniquely designed for each learner’s needs and referral concerns.
Assessment includes cognitive and psychological processing and academics.
May include social-emotional/behavioral functioning, adaptive behavior, and vocational needs as they relate to education
Results inform individualized recommendations to enhance educational success.

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Parents/Guardians

Lifelong Learners

Schools

ADHD/Executive Functioning

Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia

Autism

Social-Emotional/Behavior

College Admissions

IQ Testing

Preschool

Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE)

Assessment specific to consideration of ADHD and related executive functioning challenges.

Less extensive, targeted assessment to identify specific learning disabilities in reading, writing, and math.

Identify and examine characteristics of Autism and the potential impacts your child may experience in their educational environemnt.

Focused evaluation of social-emotional and/or behavioral needs related to educational functioning, including anxiety and depression.

Obtain a measure of your child's Intelligence Quotient (IQ) in a comfortable environment in order to meet private school admissions requirements.

Psychoeducational assessment to determine necessary accommodations for post-secondary education and/or standardized tests.

Gain further understanding of your child's challenges they may be experiencing in preschool and whether they may need additional support.

Psychoeducational assessment funded by the school district from an independent party not affiliated with the district. Pursued when families are in disagreement with district evaluations.

Consultation & Coaching

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Providing the support you need to feel confident, informed, and prepared.

Demystify and better understand the special education and/or 504 processes (timelines, legalities, meetings, collaborative process)

Understand your child’s IEP/504/report
Navigate complexities of school system
Gain knowledge of what may be available to your child
Discuss goals, accommodations, and services for your child
Help you have a prepared and empowered voice to ask questions, advocate, and collaborate on a more equal playing field with the school team.
We seek to lower your level of overwhelm so you can be the most available to collaborate and advocate for your child.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you accept insurance?

We are not currently aligned with any health insurance providers and are considered an out-of-network provider. However, depending on your health insurance provider, some may reimburse you for a portion of your services. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to determine if and how your plan compensates you for psychoeducational assessments. We can provide a Superbill to assist you in seeking partial reimbursement from your insurance provider.

Will my child's school accept this evaluation?

If you decide to share your evaluation with your child's school, the district will review it. If your child does not have an IEP and you are seeking special education services, the school team will need to conduct an evaluation also, but can gather information from your outside report.

What is the cost for services?

The cost of an assessment varies widely depending on the type and scope of the evaluation. Pricing for comprehensive psychoeducational assessments is generally $4300, but may vary on your specific needs. Consultation fees are billed at an hourly rate of $150.

How long does an assessment take?

Completion time varies. Simple IQ assessments are generally completed in a single session with feedback provided within a week. Comprehensive psychoeducational assessments typically involve two to three assessment appointments with a feedback session occurring in a matter of a few weeks.

Can my child's school do this?

Psychoeducational evaluations can be completed through your child's school district at no cost to you if there is information to indicate your child may have a disability. Even if your child is enrolled in a non-district school, you are eligible to request this. Some families prefer the option of having their learner assessed by someone outside the school, to be able to receive a diagnosis, or to have a more comprehensive view.

What age ranges do you serve?

Schroder Educational Services serves individuals ranging from preschool to adult learners.