Special education evaluation

National organization with 100+ state chapters providing free evaluation guidance, advocacy resources, and peer support for families navigating special education assessments.

Understood is the leading nonprofit empowering the 70 million people with learning and thinking differences in the United States.

This article walks through 35 questions that you may have about your IEP, along with answers from experts.

Watch as Melody Musgrove, EdD, former director of the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) in the US Department of Education, explains everything you need to know about Individualized Education Programs (also called Individualized Education Plans).

Neurobehavioral Center of Rochester supports neurodivergent individuals and families through compassionate, evidence-based care. Services focus on understanding strengths and needs, improving daily functioning, and strengthening coping and support systems. Available for outpatient evaluations and ongoing guidance, with information provided through its website for getting started.

Red Elm Psychology, PLLC supports students and families through special education evaluations to clarify learning needs and guide next steps. The practice provides comprehensive assessments and clear, actionable recommendations for educational planning. With an operational presence in Perry, New York, they help ensure children receive appropriate supports based on individual strengths and challenges.

Proud Moments ABA supports children and families with special education evaluation services to help determine eligibility and guide effective learning plans. Using evidence-based approaches, the team helps translate assessment results into clear recommendations and next steps. Families can also access practical resources through their website to support progress at school and home.