Aucocisco Learning Center provides diagnostic educational testing for children and adults. We identify academic strengths, weaknesses, and specific learning differences (dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, processing speed, working memory). Common concerns we assess:

• Falling behind in reading, writing, math, or classroom skills

• Possible learning disabilities (e.g., dyslexia)

• Uneven skills (strong verbal/weak math or vice versa)

• Sudden or gradual drops in grades or test scores

• Avoidance, frustration, or low academic confidence

• Chronic disorganization despite interventions

• Lack of improvement after prior supports

• Inconsistent performance across settings or subjects

• Need for objective data for school services, accommodations, placement, or independent evaluation

• Preparing for school evaluations or baseline testing

• Concerns about long-term academic trajectory, graduation, or college readiness

• Recommendations for targeted intervention, therapy, or classroom strategies to reduce home conflict and stress

We offer three levels of Diagnostic Educational  Evaluations are available, using standardized tests and assessments to measure:  

• Reading, writing, and mathematics levels

• Learning style preferences

• Reading speed and fluency

• Memory and processing speed

• Identification of all types of learning disabilities

Diagnostic Testing Options

Level 1 - Screenings

• Screenings are brief, single-session evaluations focused on one academic area to determine whether signs of a learning disability are present and whether a student is performing at grade level. Test results and recommendations are reviewed with the family and can identify areas that are worth looking into.

  $350 for one subject, $150 per additional subject.

  Level 2 - Diagnostic Educational Evaluation

• A diagnostic educational evaluation is a full evaluation of reading, writing and/or math. A Level 2 evaluation includes a conference with family to review test results and a summary report documenting test scores, a strengths and weaknesses profile, as well as instructional recommendations for remediation if needed.

  $500 for one subject, $200 per additional subject

  Level 3 - Complete Educational Evaluation with full written report

• In addition to the Level 2 evaluations and conference, a Level 3 evaluation includes a full written narrative and score report. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the student’s strengths and weaknesses, with clear, actionable recommendations for learning strategies and accommodations. It is suitable for sharing with providers and school districts for educational planning and is a preferred option for many families.

  $850 for one subject, $200 per additional subject.