What's Included Every Month

✔ New On-Demand Professional Learning 

✔ Live Expert Workshops

✔ Downloadable Resources & Templates

✔ Case Studies 

✔ Private, Professional Community

✔ Practical Strategies You Can Use Tomorrow

2026–2027 Learning Roadmap 

Professional learning designed specifically for educational diagnosticians, school psychologists, special education administrators, and multidisciplinary evaluation teams. New courses are added every month, with additional bonus trainings, live events, and resources released throughout the year.

July 2026

From Overwhelmed to Organized: POWERing Up Your Practice Before the School Year Begins

Start the year with systems, confidence, and a plan—before the referrals, deadlines, and evaluations start piling up.

The Anatomy of a Powerful and Compliant FIE

Learn what separates a merely compliant evaluation from one that tells a clear, defensible story.

August 2026

REEDy or Not: Making Every REED Count

Turn reevaluations into meaningful decision-making opportunities instead of compliance checklists.

Beyond Benchmarking: Using CBMs to Tell the Whole Story

Transform progress monitoring data into meaningful evidence that strengthens eligibility decisions.

September 2026

Test Smarter, Not Harder: Selecting Assessments with Purpose

Every test should answer a question. Learn how to build efficient, targeted assessment batteries.

AI Without the Anxiety: Practical Tools for the Modern Evaluator

Save hours on reports, organization, and workflow—without compromising professional judgment.

October 2026

When the Words Won't Stick: Evaluating Students with Dyslexia

Learn how to identify the underlying causes of reading difficulties and distinguish dyslexia from other factors that affect literacy development.

Information Overload: Turning Mountains of Data into Meaningful Evaluation Decisions

Learn practical strategies for organizing records, interviews, observations, and assessment results into a clear evaluation story.

November 2026

The Compliance Trap: Notice, Consent, and Documentation Pitfalls

Small mistakes can create big problems. Learn how to avoid the compliance errors districts see most often.

Making Sense of Math: Evaluating Students with Dyscalculia

When math difficulties run deeper than instruction, know what to look for and how to document it.

December 2026

The Missing Piece: Exclusionary Factors in SLD Evaluations

One of the most overlooked—and most scrutinized—parts of the evaluation process.

So What? Writing Impact Statements That Matter

Connect evaluation results to real-world classroom performance and educational need.

January 2027

Stuck on the Page: Evaluating Dysgraphia and Written Expression Difficulties

When students know more than they can write, it's time to look deeper. Learn practical strategies for identifying dysgraphia and understanding the many skills that contribute to writing success.

Looking Beyond the Scores: Dynamic Assessment in Practice

Discover how learning potential can reveal what standardized tests alone cannot.

February 2027

The Story Behind the Scores: Qualitative Assessment Strategies

Learn how observations, interviews, and student behaviors can transform your evaluation conclusions.

From Data to Decisions: Report Writing Workshop & Case Studies

Practice turning complex data into reports that are clear, meaningful, and legally defensible.

March 2027

Lost in Translation? Best Practices for Emergent Bilingual Evaluations

Separate language difference from disability while reducing risk and increasing confidence.

Beyond IQ Scores: Conducting Meaningful Intellectual Disability Evaluations

Build comprehensive evaluations that address adaptive behavior, instruction, and functional performance.

April 2027

Executive Functioning: The Hidden Barrier to Student Success

Understand what executive functioning is, how it impacts learning, and how to evaluate it effectively.

Bias Check: Avoiding Cultural and Linguistic Pitfalls in Evaluation

Protect students—and your decisions—by recognizing factors that can distort assessment results.

May 2027

When Standardized Testing Isn't Enough: Evaluating Students with Significant Cognitive and Multiple Disabilities

Learn practical strategies for assessing students who cannot meaningfully participate in traditional testing.

Oops! The Most Common Evaluation Mistakes—and How to Avoid Them

Learn from real-world errors before they become your next compliance finding.