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Our evaluations help you understand what’s behind your child’s learning challenges and provide a clear, actionable plan to support their success at school and beyond.

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Evaluations designed to give you answers

You may notice that your child is working harder than their peers but not making the same progress. Reading feels frustrating. Homework can become a battle at home. Confidence is starting to fade, and you are left wondering what is really going on.

Through our assessment process, we identify how your child learns, along with their strengths and areas of challenge, and determine whether a learning disability, such as dyslexia, is contributing. You will receive more than just a report. You will gain a clear understanding and individualized guidance on how to support your child’s growth and success.

Literacy Evaluations (Dyslexia)

While we offer a variety of different evaluations, our most popular service is literacy evaluations. This process includes evaluating reading and writing skills to determine whether any literacy-related deficits, including dyslexia, exist. You will receive a report that contains relevant background information, interpretation of test results, treatment recommendations, and academic/family recommendations. 

About our evaluator: Alyssa has worked with hundreds of students from early elementary through college age. She brings a deep expertise in identifying learning disabilities and a calm, supportive approach that helps children and families feel comfortable and confident throughout the process.

“Alyssa was an incredible and invaluable resource to our family. Her understanding and expression of my child’s needs perfectly bridged the gap between my home and my child’s school to support their academic success. Alyssa’s written assessment was the perfect framework for me to advocate for my child at school. Its thoroughness was appreciated not only by me but also by the educators I worked with.”

– Parent of a 6th grader

How evaluations work

1. Initial consultation

We start with a conversation to understand your child’s history, current challenges, and your goals. This may result in a recommendation for an evaluation. Complete our interest form to get started.

2. Evaluations

Your child works one-on-one with our evaluator in a supportive, low-pressure environment. We assess key areas related to reading, language, and learning. The average time is two to three hours.

3. Detailed results and plan

You receive a comprehensive report outlining the findings, providing clear explanations, and offering specific recommendations for next steps.

4. Family meeting

We walk you through the results, answer your questions, and ensure you feel confident moving forward.

5. School collaboration

Unique to our process, we will attend a meeting with your child’s school team to share results, advocate for your child’s needs, and help develop an effective support plan.

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Pricing and Scholarship Information

We believe every child deserves access to high-quality, specialized instruction. Our scholarship program ensures that financial costs are never a barrier to accessing any of our services.

Contact our team to learn more about our scholarship program.

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Frequently asked questions

How old are the children you evaluate?
We work with children beginning at about 7 years old through college age.
How long does the evaluation process take?
The process can take anywhere from 1 hour (screener) to 4 hours, depending on the evaluation type. All evaluations are done during the week in the morning.
Will this help us get support for my child at school?
Yes, in some capacity. Our team will meet with the school, regardless of the diagnosis, and share your child’s unique profile to best support their learning. This may or may not include designing a learning plan (e.g., IEP & 504 Plans).
Will a diagnosis get my child an IEP?
Not necessarily. The school’s evaluation process includes many factors. The evaluation we provide is one part of the body of evidence that the school may or may not accept. Not every child with a learning disability will qualify for an IEP.
What makes your evaluations different?
At The Next Page Learning Center, we strive to support parents beyond the evaluation and ensure a comprehensive plan of next steps is in place to meet your child’s needs. This will look different for everyone. Whether it is designing a specific plan or referring to tutoring services, we are there to help.

You don’t have to watch your child continue to struggle.

If you're ready for answers and a plan to support your child, we are here to help guide you. Click the button below to complete the interest form and get started.

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