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For Schools and Districts

Structured Evidence for Better-Informed Student Support

NVOX helps schools and districts understand how findings from an ADHD assessment relate to educational functioning, classroom needs, and student support planning.

Each report brings together clinical history, parent or caregiver input, school-based observations when available, functional impact, assessment task performance, and professional interpretation within one structured, reviewable record.

NVOX reports may support school review and planning. Educational evaluation, eligibility determinations, services, and accommodations remain the responsibility of the school or district.

The Reality Schools and Districts Are Managing

Limited Professional Capacity

School psychologists and support teams must divide their time across a growing range of responsibilities and students.

Uneven Access to Assessment

Cost, location, clinician availability, and long wait times may delay access to outside clinical evaluation.

Information Spread Across Sources

Parent reports, educator observations, clinical documents, school data, and previous supports do not always arrive together or use consistent language.

The Gap Between a Report and Classroom Use

Even after receiving a report, teams must identify which findings matter at school and how they relate to support planning.

Schools do not need another disconnected document. They need information that can be reviewed efficiently, understood in educational context, and responsibly incorporated into an existing process.

What NVOX Adds for School Teams

Less Time Reconstructing the Case. More Time Supporting the Student.

NVOX organizes clinical, functional, family, and school information while preserving the source, context, and limitations of each layer of evidence.

The purpose is not to replace the school’s process. It is to make clinical information clearer, more consistent, and more useful for the professionals reviewing it.

The result is a more reviewable clinical record that helps school teams move more efficiently from information gathering to professional discussion and student support.

Flexible Clinical Review Models

NVOX Direct

A licensed PhD, PsyD, MD, or DO clinician through NVOX, with an active license in the relevant state, reviews the complete case, authorizes the clinical findings and final report, and explains the results to the parent or legal guardian.

With appropriate authorization, the report may also be shared with the school psychologist or another designated student support professional.

Best suited for schools and districts seeking additional clinical capacity.

School or District
Clinician Review

A qualified school or district clinician who meets NVOX eligibility requirements and applicable state requirements receives access to the organized case record, assessment evidence, professional review tools, and NVOX Whisper (Coming Soon).

The designated clinician completes the final clinical review and assumes responsibility for authorizing the findings and report through the school or district’s established process.

Best suited for schools and districts that want to retain final clinical review within their own team.

NVOX Whisper™

Case-Specific Guidance for the Professionals Supporting the Student

When available, NVOX Whisper (Coming Soon) will provide a secure, case-specific conversational environment that will allow authorized school professionals to ask questions, locate relevant evidence, and better understand how assessment findings relate to educational functioning and student support.

When NVOX Whisper becomes available, its responses will be grounded in the case evidence and in the findings and recommendations authorized by the clinician responsible for the case. Access and responses will be tailored to each user’s professional role and permissions.

For School Psychologists and Student Support Professionals

When available, authorized professionals will be able to examine the basis for findings and recommendations, compare information across settings, identify meaningful differences between sources, and locate evidence relevant to a specific professional question.

Example Questions

For school psychologists and student support professionals: examine the basis for findings and recommendations, compare information across settings, identify meaningful differences between sources, and locate relevant evidence. Example questions address differences between parent and school reports, findings relevant to independent work, testing, or transitions, and functional impacts supporting school-related recommendations.

Where do the parent and school reports converge, and where do they differ?

Which findings are most relevant to independent work,
testing conditions, or transitions?

Which areas of functional impact support the school-related recommendations?

For Teachers and Educators

When available, educators will be able to receive role-appropriate guidance focused on classroom functioning, supports approved for sharing, practical implementation, and areas for continued observation.

Example Questions

For teachers and educators: role-appropriate guidance focused on classroom functioning, approved supports, practical implementation, and continued observation. Example questions address challenging classroom situations, approved supports for independent work or multistep tasks, and how to determine whether a support is helping.

Which classroom situations may be especially challenging for this student?

Which approved supports are most relevant during independent
work or multistep tasks?

What should I observe to determine whether a support is helping?

When available, NVOX Whisper (Coming Soon) will make relevant information easier to locate and understand, helping school professionals spend less time reconstructing the case and more time supporting students.

Access is permission-based. NVOX Whisper does not determine eligibility, create or amend a 504 Plan or IEP, or replace professional judgment.

Access will be permission-based. NVOX Whisper (Coming Soon) will not determine eligibility, create or amend a 504 Plan or IEP, or replace professional judgment.

Ways to Work With NVOX

From Individual Referrals to School and District Partnerships

Individual Student Referrals

Provide students and families with access to a structured ADHD assessment pathway with qualified final clinical review.

School and District Partnerships

Develop referral pathways and clinical review models aligned with the organization’s structure, priorities, and available professional capacity.

Report Review and Staff Education

Help school professionals understand the report structure, the meaning and limitations of the findings, and how recommendations may be considered within an educational context.

NVOX Foundation School Access Partnership Program

Selected schools and districts facing limited resources, reduced specialist capacity, or barriers to timely access to outside clinical assessment may qualify for sponsored or subsidized support through NVOX Foundation.

Support may include access to ADHD assessments, assistance establishing referral
pathways, staff education, and guidance on the responsible use of NVOX reports.

Working With NVOX

Let’s Explore How NVOX Can Support 
Your School or District

Tell us about your current challenges, professional capacity, and goals. The NVOX team will review your inquiry and follow up to discuss an appropriate pathway.