If you do not think the test results are correct, you can have an independent evaluation by a qualified person outside of the school district. The school district must pay for the independent evaluation unless the district disagrees about the need for another evaluation. If the district disagrees, then it can ask for a due process hearing. If an independent evaluation is done, the results must be considered in making decisions about your child's program and school placement. You may be worried about labeling your child for special education, but labeling need not be a concern.
Labels are necessary for making a child eligible for services.
You have the right to know what your child's label is. You also have the right to question your child's label. Once a child is eligible for special education, the child's label should be kept confidential. Labels should not be used in the classroom or in talking to the child. You must give your consent in writing before your child can be placed in special education.