A Controlled Evaluation Process, Without Absolute Promises
Keystone describes the standards, checks and behaviors it can control while recognizing that compliance also depends on district actions and the agreed scope.
Designed to support district timelines and agreed requirements.
Quality is built into the operating model
Four controls that sit inside every statement of work.
Appropriate qualifications
Professionals are matched to the agreed scope and applicable California requirements.
Defined responsibilities
The statement of work makes district and Keystone responsibilities explicit before referrals begin.
Quality review
Reports move through a consistent review process before handover to the district team.
District alignment
Templates, communication routes and delivery steps are fitted around existing procedures.
What we do, and do not, claim
We avoid undefined percentages and legal absolutes. We describe alignment, support and process instead.
“100% IDEA compliance”
“Designed to align with applicable requirements and district procedures”
“We determine eligibility”
“Findings to inform the IEP team’s determination”
Service descriptions are not legal advice. Credential, privacy, security and compliance language reflects Keystone’s contracts, controls and delivery team, and is confirmed in each statement of work.
Let’s define the capacity you need
Share the evaluation types, approximate volume and target completion window. We’ll help shape a practical first work package.
Discuss evaluation capacity