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 Free Academic Screening

A brief instructional screening can help identify possible skill gaps, clarify where a student may be getting stuck, and guide appropriate next steps.

Instructional and non-diagnostic. No obligation to enroll.

Why a Screening Can Help

Reading and mathematics difficulties may involve missing foundational skills, inefficient strategies, executive-function demands, or several factors working together.

A focused academic screening provides a clearer picture of the student’s current performance and helps determine an appropriate place to begin.

When a Student Is Struggling, It is not Always Clear Why

Our Simple 4-Step Process

1

Connect

Tell us what concerns you are seeing and choose a convenient time.

2

Your child completes a low-pressure instructional screening in the selected area.

Screen

3

Review

We explain the observed strengths, skill gaps, and response patterns.

4

Next Steps

You receive practical recommendations for instruction, support, or further assessment.



    A focused reading or mathematics screening


    Identification of observed strengths and possible skill gaps


    Information about how the student approached the tasks


    A parent review of the results


    Practical recommendations for next steps

What You Receive

Signpost Pathways academic screenings are instructional and non-diagnostic. They do not replace psychoeducational, medical, speech-language, or other licensed professional evaluations when those services are needed.

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