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Fort Worth independent schools want their own testing packet. A public GT score or an old FIE is often the wrong document. A certified educational diagnostician can write to the school’s list if you send them that list before the first session.
We list independent Texas evaluators who do private-school admissions testing — including Fort Worth.
Browse Texas admissions-testing evaluatorsAsk the school what they want
Do not guess WISC versus something else. Ask admissions. Some campuses want cognitive plus academics. Some want a form the evaluator fills. Bring that to booking. A Fort Worth ARD-facing report will read like the wrong genre in an admissions file.
Deadlines are hard. If the diagnostician cannot finish before the upload date, pick another sitting or another writer.
What you should hand admissions
- The instruments they named, dated recently enough for their rule.
- A narrative a non-psychologist can read.
- If you asked for it: classroom recommendations written for a private campus, not for FWISD paperwork.
Public GT is a different path — gifted testing in Fort Worth.
Who writes it here
Parents book a certified educational diagnostician in private practice. Ask whether they have completed Fort Worth-area independent-school packets. A listing is not an admissions decision.
Fees
Private comprehensive evaluations in Texas typically land around $800–$2,500. Narrower admissions testing can be less. Confirm the written report. A few weeks if they have an opening.
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