Expand Your Practice into IEEs and School Contracts with Confidence

Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs) in the school setting require a unique knowledge base—one that blends educational law, school psychology practice, and the business skills to market, contract, and deliver your work effectively.

This course is designed for experienced clinical evaluators who are ready to expand into school-based IEEs but need a clear roadmap to navigate the educational world. You’ll learn the critical differences between medical and educational models, eligibility versus diagnosis, and the rules that guide IEPs, 504s, and RTI/MTSS. We’ll cover practical matters like how to contact schools, collect and interpret teacher data, how to request and interpret educational data such as CBM, and write legally defensible reports without overstepping into private practice language.

You’ll also gain step-by-step guidance on marketing to districts, securing contracts, and managing the financial side of this work. Hot topics in education—including the reading curriculum scandal, FERPA versus HIPAA, FAPE, and LRE—are unpacked so you can speak the language of schools with confidence. Plus, you’ll leave with ready-to-use frameworks and template for writing relevant recommendations and understanding behavioral evaluations (FBAs, BIPs, manifestation determinations).

This course does not teach psychological assessment itself—rather, it’s a crash course in the law, systems, and business of education that every private evaluator needs in order to expand successfully into the IEE space.

Expanding into school-based IEEs and contracts is one of the most impactful ways to grow your practice. With this course, you’ll gain the knowledge, systems, and confidence to succeed in this niche.

One-Time Payment
👉 $399

Remember: One IEE typically pays $3,500–$7,500 — this training pays for itself many times over.