Young children are given an informal assessment through the use of games, fun materials, and activities to determine what skills they currently possess, and their ability to attend to the activities presented. A one-page report is presented to the parents upon completion of the testing.

Students are given formal tests that include reading, spelling and math assessments. The Dyslexia Determination Test is also conducted to determine a student's motor memory, visual and auditory strengths and weaknesses. Other tests are included as necessary to gain a full understanding of a student's strengths and weaknesses. A full report is presented to the parents upon completion of the testing.

Older students are given a full test that includes reading, spelling, writing, and math assessments. The Dyslexia Determination Test is also conducted to determine a student's motor memory, visual and auditory strengths and weaknesses. A full report is presented to the parents upon completion of the testing.