Reading Path Assessment Services

Evaluation Paths

Find the evaluation path that fits your child.

A reading evaluation can help identify the specific skills that may be contributing to your child's reading difficulties. The evaluation process is individualized based on your child's age, concerns, educational history, and current reading needs. Give us a call to discuss which path is the right fit for your child.

Not sure which evaluation your child needs? Contact us and we'll help you determine the most appropriate option. Call us at 609-947-3484.

Ages 4–6

Early Reading Screening

$275

Tailored to our youngest readers — for families curious whether their child has the foundational skills for school success, or with a concern raised in the preschool setting.

  • A parent intake meeting to share concerns and gather background information
  • An assessment plan covering phonological processing, phonological awareness, phonological memory, and rapid naming
  • Print knowledge and alphabetic skills: letter identification and letter-sound knowledge
  • Early word reading: word reading/decoding and high-frequency word recognition
  • Early writing: emergent spelling
  • Oral language: listening comprehension
  • A parent-friendly report outlining skills assessed, performance, and what to work on next
  • A follow-up consultation to review results and next steps
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Ages 7–16

Basic Reading Profile

$325

A basic understanding of your child's reading abilities, specifically measuring reading accuracy, fluency, and comprehension.

  • A parent intake meeting to share concerns and gather background information
  • Administration of one standardized assessment covering reading accuracy, comprehension, and fluency
  • A parent-friendly report explaining results and practical recommendations
  • A follow-up consultation to review results, ask questions, and discuss next steps
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Ages 7–16

Comprehensive Reading Evaluation

$550

For families who want a deeper understanding of their child's reading skills, evaluating all relevant areas of concern.

  • A parent intake meeting, which may include review of current and previous school records provided by the parent or guardian
  • An individualized assessment plan — typically 3–4 standardized assessments based on presenting concerns
  • In-depth look at accuracy, comprehension, oral reading fluency, phonological processing, decoding, word recognition, and spelling
  • A detailed report explaining results in understandable, parent-friendly language
  • Practical recommendations based on your child's specific strengths and needs
  • A follow-up consultation to review results, ask questions, and discuss next steps
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Is an evaluation right for my child?

An evaluation may be helpful if you have concerns about your child's:

  • Reading development
  • Decoding
  • Fluency
  • Comprehension
  • Spelling
  • Phonological processing
  • Reading confidence
  • Progress despite intervention

If you're unsure whether an evaluation is appropriate, contact RPAS to discuss your concerns.

Ready to schedule an appointment?

Contact RPAS to schedule an appointment or learn more about the path that is right for your child.

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