Evaluations for Pasco County Families

Families from Wesley Chapel, Land O'Lakes, New Port Richey, and Trinity regularly come to me for private gifted, learning-disability, 504, and ADHD evaluations. Testing takes place in person in Pinellas County, and every report is written to meet Florida district requirements — including Pasco County Schools'.

Do you test children from Pasco County?

Yes. I evaluate children from across Pasco County — Wesley Chapel, Land O'Lakes, New Port Richey, Trinity, and the surrounding communities. All testing happens in person at my Pinellas County location, and families travel in from across Tampa Bay for it.

I'm Kelly Moore, Ed.S, NCSP — a Nationally Certified School Psychologist licensed in Florida, with more than 15 years of experience evaluating children from age 5 through high school. Whether your child attends a Pasco County public school, a charter school, or a private school, an independent evaluation gives you a clear, comprehensive picture of how your child learns — one that you own and can share with the school on your timeline. You can read more about my background on the about page.

Will Pasco County Schools accept a private evaluation?

Yes. My reports are written to meet Florida district requirements and are accepted by Pasco County Schools, as well as Pinellas, Hillsborough, and Manatee. To be clear about how this works: my evaluation documents everything the district needs, but the district's staffing committee makes the final eligibility decision — no private evaluator can promise a particular outcome.

What I can promise is a thorough, well-documented report that gives the committee what it needs to make that decision. For a fuller explanation of how districts handle outside reports, see Will Florida schools accept a private evaluation? →

Gifted testing for Pasco County students

Florida's gifted rule (Rule 6A-6.03019, F.A.C.) generally requires a full-scale IQ around 130 — two standard deviations above the mean — on an individually administered test, plus a majority of gifted characteristics on a standardized checklist and a demonstrated need for gifted services.

I administer the tests districts recognize, including the WISC-V and RIAS-2. A gifted evaluation is $425 with the RIAS-2 or $450 with the WISC-V. Learn more about gifted evaluations →  ·  How gifted eligibility works county by county →

How I can help

Psychoeducational evaluations are $1,500 and 504 evaluations are $1,700. For ADHD, admissions testing, and executive functioning evaluations, I confirm the fee during your free consultation. Full details are on the pricing page.

Is the trip from Pasco worth it?

For most families, yes — because of the timeline. I can usually schedule testing within 1 to 2 weeks, and the full process, from consultation to feedback session, takes about 2 to 3 weeks. A district evaluation can take up to 90 school days.

If your child has been waiting on a school testing list, or you simply want answers before the next semester, a private evaluation is often the fastest path to clear information. Questions I hear often from Pasco families are answered on the FAQ page.

Payment and getting started

Start with a free 15-minute consultation — call or text (727) 344-9202, or email [email protected]. This is a private-pay practice; I accept cash, check, and Zelle, and I provide a detailed receipt you can submit for HSA or FSA reimbursement.

If your child has a Family Empowerment Scholarship — Unique Abilities (FES-UA), those funds may apply; ask me about it during your consultation. I also serve neighboring communities — see all service areas, including Hillsborough County and Palm Harbor & Dunedin, just south of the Pasco line.

Schedule your Pasco County evaluation

Free 15-minute consultation, with testing in nearby Pinellas County. Call or text to find a time that works for your family.

Free 15-minute consultation · Testing in Pinellas County · Reports accepted by Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco & Manatee schools