LITERACY EVALUATIONS

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Three Levels of Diagnostic Insight for Your Child’s Reading Development

Choosing the Right Evaluation for Your Child

Your child’s needs determine the level of evaluation. Each level offers a different depth of insight so families can begin at the right place and receive clear, actionable guidance

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Level 1:

Early Literacy Evaluation

(Ages 4–7)

A focused look at foundational reading and language skills. This evaluation identifies early strengths, emerging needs, and potential risk factors before they become barriers. It includes:

  • Phonological awareness

  • Letter–sound knowledge

  • Early decoding

  • Oral language foundations

  • Early writing samples Parents receive a brief, easy‑to‑understand summary with recommendations for supporting early literacy development.

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Level 2:

Screening Evaluation 

(Ages 6+)

A streamlined diagnostic screen designed to answer one essential question: Is there evidence of a reading‑related difficulty that requires deeper evaluation? This level is ideal when families or teachers suspect risk but are unsure whether a full evaluation is needed. It includes:

  • Targeted norm‑referenced measures

  • Risk indicators for dyslexia

  • Strengths profile

  • Clear next steps You receive a concise report outlining findings and whether a comprehensive evaluation is recommended.


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Level 3:

Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluation

(Ages 6+)

A full diagnostic literacy evaluation that provides a complete picture of your child’s reading, writing, and language profile. This level is appropriate when:

  • Dyslexia or another reading disability is suspected

  • School performance is inconsistent

  • A detailed diagnostic report is needed for educational planning It includes:

  • Full norm‑referenced assessment battery

  • Reading, writing, language, and cognitive‑linguistic measures

  • Strengths‑based interpretation

  • Detailed diagnostic conclusions

  • Individualized educational recommendations Families receive a comprehensive written report suitable for schools, teachers, and intervention planning.

Assessments We Use

Assessments are selected based on your child’s age, presenting concerns, and evaluation level.

What To Expect

Intake & Background Review

We begin with a parent consultation to understand your child’s history, school experiences, strengths, and concerns. You may share report cards, teacher notes, or previous evaluations.

Assessment Sessions

Evaluations are conducted in a supportive, child‑centered environment. Sessions may be completed in one or two visits depending on the evaluation level and your child’s age.

Scoring & Analysis

All assessments are scored, analyzed, and interpreted through a diagnostic lens — identifying patterns, strengths, and areas of need.

Parent Feedback Meeting

You receive a clear explanation of results, what they mean, and how they connect to your child’s daily learning. This meeting includes time for questions and planning next steps.

Written Report 

Your report is delivered electronically and includes actionable recommendations for home, school, and intervention providers.

A roadmap for moving forward — whether that includes school collaboration, targeted intervention, or ongoing monitoring.

Get In Touch

If you’re seeking a literacy evaluation or educational consultation, please share a few details below. We’ll reach out promptly to discuss your child’s needs and next steps.