Referral Procedures

Have a student who needs a specialized assessment or specialized evaluation to address an educational concern?   Are you needing to assess a student for their upcoming ETR and don't know where to start? These may include concerns for autism, deaf/hard of hearing, blind/visually-impaired, communication impairments, and other related areas. 

EAT can help! We can come alongside, work with and assist your team with completing these assessments at the school or at the Regional Center!

We have School Psychologists with years of experience performing assessments for hard to test or unique learners. We have a Speech & Language Pathologist who specializes in augmentative & alternative communication. Our vision specialists consists of a Teacher of the Visually Impaired and a Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist and our Educational Audiologist can help with students who use any communication mode or language. 

Please refer to one of the links below for more information:

EAT District Guide   

EAT Parent Guide

Some of these specialized assessments include:

· Autism (including the ADOS-2)

· Assistive Tech (AT) for the Visually Impaired

· Assistive Tech (AT) for writing/reading

· Augmentative Alt. Communication (AAC)

· Audiology – Hearing Test

· Audiology – Auditory Processing

· Audiology – Functional Listening Assessment

· Functional Vision Assessment

· Orientation & Mobility (O&M)

· School Neuropsychological Evaluation

If you do not see an area listed that you want to address, please contact Mary Fryman (mary.fryman@mcesc.org) or (937) 236-9965 to discuss your teams concerns and we will respond accordingly.