Reading evaluations for ages 4–16
Understand how your child learns to read.
Is your child struggling with reading words, reading smoothly, or understanding what they're reading? You may know that something isn't clicking — but not exactly why.
A comprehensive reading evaluation can help you understand why your child may be struggling and, most importantly, what to do next. Reading Path Assessment Services provides individualized reading assessments for children ages 7–16, plus early screening for ages 4–6, and support for parents navigating the educational journey with struggling learners.
Does this sound familiar?
- Your child is bright, but reading continues to be difficult.
- They struggle to sound out unfamiliar words.
- Reading is slow, frustrating, or exhausting.
- Spelling is much harder than you expected.
- Your child avoids reading whenever possible.
- You aren't sure whether the problem is decoding, phonological processing, fluency, or something else.
- School interventions haven't given you the answers you were hoping for.
- You want to know how to help your child — not just a score.
You don't have to keep wondering. A comprehensive reading evaluation can provide insight into your child's individual reading profile and help identify areas of strength and difficulty.
More than a test score
At Reading Path Assessment Services, assessment is about more than numbers. We look at the skills that support successful reading and consider how your child's individual strengths and areas of difficulty work together.
You'll receive a clear, parent-friendly explanation of the results along with individualized recommendations designed to help you understand what your child needs next.
Understand the skills.
See exactly which reading skills are contributing to the struggle.
Identify the needs.
Get a clear picture of where your child needs support next.
Find the path forward.
Leave with practical, individualized recommendations you can act on.
Ready to find your child's path forward?
Contact RPAS to talk through your concerns and find the evaluation path that fits your child.
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