A careful home risk check — not a diagnosis, never a score — that ends at the one move that matters: the dated written request that makes the school test your child for free.
The check and the first letter are free. The kit carries the full pack: state-correct request letters, the screening-rights card for your state, the refusal trail (prior written notice, follow-up, complaint route), and the home practice pack for while the clock runs.
Every letter, checklist, and worksheet for this fight, filled with your state's rules — yours to keep, no subscription.
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The states got there first: California, Texas, and Florida already make schools screen young children for reading risk, free, with validated tools — and free school screeners from major universities exist besides. A home product claiming to out-test them would be lying to you. What none of them does is the step after the flag: turn it into a dated written evaluation request under the school's child-find duty, with the right clock, and the paper trail for when the school says wait. That conversion is this door — and it ends, deliberately, at Door 1's deadline engine.
What your state must screen — the 50-state table
Rules checked October 2026 — every rule on this page is cited to its source. Verify day counts against your district's official calendar.