<p>I’ve read through all the posts and while I don’t have any direct experience with IEPs and testing for kids with learning issues, I have a grandson who has an IEP and gets lots of help both at school and outside of school. He started at a private school and the school administrators told my stepdaughter that the school simply didn’t have resources to help her son. It seems like worrying about your son passing math is akin to someone worrying about moving the deck chairs on the Titanic as the ship is going down. Seems that nearly every poster with experience and knowledge agrees that getting an evaluation is the way to go. Is there only one neuro-psych person in your area who can do this evaluation?? I’m sure it must be really difficult and frustrating to try to figure out the best path for your son, but you definitely need a plan to move forward, especially to figure out the sources of his reading difficulties. Good luck.</p>