I'm less pessimistic than Polly at this stage. The long list of attendees tells me that they actually tested in a bunch of areas - that's a good thing. At our services meeting, we had the school SLP, OT, psychologist, special ed teacher, special ed director, and teacher. The OT reported that he "passed" all the tests well enough that he didn't need services. The SLP and the special ed teacher did recommend services, and they offered an IEP with 4 sessions/week of special ed and 1 session/week of "speech" therapy (in quotes because it's actually mostly reading comprehension, not speech per se).
I do think that this is probably a good meeting for your psychologist to attend if you can do it.
Spend a little time on Wrightslaw familiarizing yourself with the terminology, and attend the meeting with a hopeful heart.
But don't let them pressure you into signing anything you don't agree with.
