Educational evaluation · Denver, CO
Testing that helps your student get what they need at school.
Admissions, gifted identification, IEPs and 504 plans, second opinions, and test accommodations. Clear reports schools can actually use.
- $650–$3,500 depending on scope
- Admissions, gifted/2e, IEP/504, second opinions, test accommodations
- Reports built for Colorado schools
What we help with
School admissions
Testing required by private schools and specialized programs.
Gifted + 2e identification
Recognizing advanced abilities, including when they're hidden by ADHD, a learning difference, or anxiety.
IEPs + 504 plans
Reports with specific recommendations schools can put into a plan.
Second opinions (IEEs)
An independent look when a school evaluation doesn't match what you see at home.
Test accommodations
Documentation for ACT, SAT, GRE, and Bar exam accommodation requests.
$650–$3,500
Depends on the scope you need. Exact quote after your free consultation.
Districts we work with
Any district in Colorado. Most often:
- Denver Public Schools
- Jeffco
- Aurora
- Boulder Valley
- Cherry Creek
- Douglas County
We know each district's eligibility criteria and write reports designed to be useful in IEP and 504 meetings.
Wondering about ADHD or dyslexia?
If attention or reading, writing, or math are part of the question, an ADHD and learning disability evaluation is usually the better fit. We'll help you choose during your free call.
Educational evaluation FAQ
What does an educational evaluation cost?
Between $650 and $3,500, depending on what's needed. You'll get an exact quote after your free consultation.
Can you test for gifted or twice-exceptional (2e) students?
Yes. We identify giftedness and twice-exceptionality, when a bright student also has a learning difference, ADHD, or anxiety that hides their abilities.
Will the school accept your report?
Our reports are written to be useful in IEP and 504 meetings with DPS, Jeffco, Aurora, Boulder Valley, Cherry Creek, Douglas County, and other Colorado districts. Schools must consider outside evaluations, though districts may still run their own testing for special education eligibility.
Can you do a second opinion on a school evaluation?
Yes. If the school's evaluation didn't capture what you see at home, an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE) is a formal process we do regularly. Here's how it works.
Do you document accommodations for standardized tests?
Yes, including the ACT, SAT, GRE, and Bar exam. Each testing agency has its own documentation rules, so tell us which test you're applying for.
Ready to get started?
Start with a free 15-minute call with our Assessment Director.