An Independent Educational Evaluation is a comprehensive assessment conducted by a qualified professional not employed by a school district. Families may request an IEE when they disagree with the results of a school evaluation or when a deeper, more specialized assessment is needed.

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IEEs can address:

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• Learning disabilities (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia)

• Attention and executive functioning concerns (ADHD)

• Autism spectrum profiles

• Cognitive, memory, and processing challenges

• Emotional or behavioral factors affecting learning

• Giftedness and twice-exceptionality (2e)

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Our role is to provide a neutral, evidence-based assessment that supports informed decision-making and helps ensure every student receives appropriate services.