Thanks Dottie... the grade equivalent for the reading score was only 1.5... which, strangely, is one of her lower grade equivalents despite it being her highest standard score.
The main reason we had her tested was to determine if she would be ready to start kindergarten in the fall (she would be 4.5) -- but now that I have the numbers I am interested in the details... strange the way that can happen when you write a check for that much money : )
In the end it was recommended that she stay in preschool for another year because, "she is somewhat shy and reticent to join social groups and her gross motor skills are somewhat weak" -- poor kid.
**Note to self: next time have the social stuff evaluated first to determine if it is even necessary to move ahead with cognitive testing....
