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I don't think it hurts to ask for another comprehensive eval in all areas of suspected disability. See https://adayinourshoes.com/sample-letter-requesting-iep-evaluation/ for some sample letters. If they deny that request, then you can decide whether you want to request an IEE. Remember that if you disagree with their eval and request an IEE, they could refuse and file for due process to defend their eval. Or, they could grant the requested IEE. Once you get the IEE though, all they have to do is "consider" it. Has her neuropsychologist done any evals recently by chance? If so, it'd be up to you whether you want to share that report with the district.