Have his vision and his visual processing been evaluated thoroughly? Any chance he is colorblind to some degree? Does he have problems with tracking or convergence? Ravens is a non-verbal test, but it is very high-contrast and is printed in black and white. I believe WISC and Reynolds both use color and glossy cardstock on at least some of the non-verbal sections, which can make visual processing more difficult for some people with visual differences.
It is something to consider and get checked out.
I think a strong case could be made that he has now demonstrated scores at 99th percentile in non-verbal (Ravens) and Verbal (WISC and Reynolds), so he should be admitted, particularly given a previous successful placement in a G/T program.
His vision is good and he's not color blind, because he makes fun of my color blindness. We are going to do our research and set up our meeting, and that's why I'm trying to get as much information here as I can.
