You’ll share a small variety of your child’s work across subjects like reading, writing, and math, including a few samples from earlier in the year and some more recent work to show growth over time. This can include worksheets, writing samples, projects, photos, reading logs, or anything that reflects your child’s learning. In most cases, about 5–10 samples total is plenty. I’m looking for an overall picture of progress and growth—not a large volume of work. Growth can look different for every child, and my goal is to recognize and celebrate that growth in whatever form it takes.

That’s absolutely okay! Many homeschool families take a more flexible approach. I look at overall growth and learning, not whether a specific curriculum was used.

Ideally I will have a brief, casual conversation with your child, but participation is flexible. Some children love to share, while others prefer to listen—and both are completely fine.

That’s absolutely okay. I have experience working with a wide range of learners, and I understand that progress can look different for every child. Growth is always viewed in context and can include not only academic skills, but also important life skills like independence, communication, problem solving, and confidence. Evaluations are always approached with flexibility and understanding.

Yes! I offer both virtual and in-person options, depending on what works best for your family.

Evaluations are $65 per student, with a discounted rate of $45 for each additional sibling.