Specialized IEE Experts for Fremont Families

Rigorous, high-resolution Independent Educational Evaluations for students and families across Fremont Unified and the East Bay tech corridor.

Serving Fremont Students & School Districts

Ensuring every child receives diagnostic clarity, objective testing, and legally compliant IEP placement.

Fremont ADD, ADHD & Dyslexia Testing

In high-performing East Bay schools, academic compensation can mask severe executive dysfunction, dyslexia decoding struggles, and anxiety. Our multi-battery assessments isolate true learning potential from performance obstacles.

School District Expertise

Direct experience conducting independent assessments across Fremont Unified School District (FUSD) and Mission San Jose SELPA and regional special education local plan areas (SELPAs).

Objective Second Opinions

When district testing falls short, our evaluations deliver unbiased clarity grounded in federal IDEA criteria and led by Donald Ghrist, LEP #2703.

Our Evaluation Services in Fremont

Complete assessment coverage across all domains of suspected disability.

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Serving All Fremont Communities

Providing in-person assessment and telehealth evaluation options across the region.

Mission San Jose & Warm Springs

High school transitional testing, executive functioning, and 504 evals.

Centerville & Niles

FUSD elementary psychoeducational, speech, and dyslexia assessments.

Irvington & Grimmer

Autism spectrum, sensory processing, and behavioral IEEs.

North Fremont & Ardenwood

Cognitive battery analysis and accommodations reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions in Fremont

Do you evaluate students attending Fremont Unified School District?

Yes. We regularly conduct Independent Educational Evaluations for FUSD students, establishing independent contracts directly funded by the district.

What testing batteries do you use for dyslexia and reading disorders in Fremont?

We administer comprehensive phonological processing, rapid naming, decoding, and reading comprehension instruments adhering to the California Dyslexia Guidelines (including CTOPP-2, GORT-5, and WIAT-4).

How does an IEE help if FUSD denied IEP eligibility?

Under federal law, the IEP team must consider an outside IEE. Our objective standardized testing frequently identifies previously unmeasured processing deficits that compel the district to establish an IEP under SLD, OHI, or Autism.

Meet the Clinical Director

Donald Ghrist, LEP
"Every child in Fremont deserves an accurate, unbiased educational assessment. Our mission is to provide families and districts with the diagnostic clarity needed to make evidence-based special education decisions."

Donald Ghrist, Licensed Educational Psychologist (LEP #2703), brings over 25 years of California special education assessment expertise, conducting legally compliant Independent Educational Evaluations throughout California.

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