Mary Fusco, MA, CAGS, LEP

Understanding every child's unique mind.

Licensed Educational Psychologist · K–12 Psychoeducational Assessments for International Schools & Expat Families

Berlin, Germany · Worldwide Licensed in Massachusetts, USA
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Assessments completed

About Mary

Rigorous expertise, rooted in culture.

Mary Fusco, MA, CAGS, LEP, is a Licensed Educational Psychologist who brings the rigour of U.S. school psychology to the international school community. Having completed more than 300 psychoeducational assessments across public, charter and international schools, she understands both the science of assessment and the realities of the classroom.

Her work bridges families, teachers and leadership teams — translating findings into clear, strengths-based recommendations that genuinely move a child forward.

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Continents of mentorship for new school psychologists

Professional background

Education & Licensure

MA, CAGS — graduate training at WJC, an APA/NCSP-accredited program. Licensed Educational Psychologist in Massachusetts, USA.

U.S. Schools

Public and charter school experience in Boston, Massachusetts and Anchorage, Alaska.

International Schools

Independent consultant to international schools in Poland, Germany, Norway, Denmark, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Saudi Arabia and Morocco.

Beyond the assessment room

An expat, too

Based in Berlin, Germany, in a multicultural Turkish-American household with her husband — she knows the expat journey from the inside.

A traveller at heart

Travel for work and leisure continually deepens her multicultural understanding of the families and schools she serves.

Mentor

Has mentored first-year school psychologists in Nigeria, the USA and Poland.

Speaker

ISPA Annual Conference 2025: “The Power of Culturally Rooted School Psychologists in International Schools.”

Professional memberships

NASP

National Association of School Psychologists

ISPA

International School Psychology Association

ISCA

International School Counselor Association

Services

How I can help

Psychoeducational assessments designed for students in grades K–12 in the international school context — thorough, personalized and genuinely useful to the people who support your child every day.

Psychoeducational Assessments

Primary service · Online & On-Site

IB Schools & IAA

Experienced with International Baccalaureate programmes and Inclusive Access Arrangements requirements.

Expat Families

Assessment that accounts for relocation, transitions and life between cultures.

Strength-Based Approach

Every report highlights what a child does well — and builds support from there.

Learning Disorders

Diagnosis of Dyslexia, Dysgraphia and Dyscalculia with clear, actionable recommendations.

ADHD & Autism (ASD)

Comprehensive testing for ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Mental Health

Careful consideration of anxiety and depression within the full picture of the child.

Trauma-Sensitive Practice

A calm, safe and respectful process for every student.

Culturally Informed

Interpretation grounded in cultural background and schooling context.

Multilingual Sensitivity

Thoughtful attention to language development in multilingual learners.

Assessment Approach

Gold-standard measures, thoughtfully applied.

Up-to-date, research-backed tools — always interpreted through a culturally informed, strengths-based lens.

IQ / Cognitive Functioning

Verbal skills, visual-spatial skills, fluid reasoning, working memory and processing speed.

Academic Achievement

Reading, writing and mathematics.

Oral Language Screening

Receptive and expressive language.

Social-Emotional & Behavioral

Social skills, mental health and behavior.

Adaptive Skills

Everyday independence and practical functioning.

Motor Skills Screening

Fine motor development.

Sensory Processing

Sensory processing and sensory integration screening.

Every assessment includes

  • Observations
  • Rating scales
  • Background information
  • Teacher input

When U.S.-normed tools are used, demographic considerations for language, cultural background and schooling context are carefully weighed — so results reflect the child, not the test.

Formats

Flexible, online or on-site.

Online

Secure remote assessment and consultation.

In-Person

On-site at international schools.

Types of assessment

Targeted & efficient

Brief Assessment

  • Re-assessment of a known profile
  • IBDP inclusive access arrangements
  • Reviewing existing school supports and accommodations
The complete picture

Comprehensive Assessment

  • Initial identification
  • Planning for school support and other services
  • Setting meaningful goals

Contact

Get in touch

Whether you're a school looking for a trusted assessment partner or a family seeking clarity and support for your child — I'd love to hear from you.

Based in Berlin, Germany

Serving international schools and families worldwide

Online & on-site

Remote assessments or in-person visits to your school

Thoughtful replies

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