The Levy Way
& Levy Academy

Learning designed for you.

Levy Academy is embedded in
The Levy Way.

The Levy Way creates a space where expertise meets advocacy, bringing transformational educators together to challenge systems and create better outcomes for the whole child. Grounded in expertise, empathy, and results, it centers the human experience—honoring the stories, struggles, and strengths of students, families, and educators—while turning data into meaningful progress and demystifying the special education process.

At the heart of The Levy Way is a growing educational collective: a community of families, professionals, and advocates united by a shared commitment to supporting students with diverse learning needs. Through professional development, coaching, and systems-level guidance, The Levy Way moves teams beyond compliance toward impact, translating educational plans into growth, confidence, and opportunity for every student.

The Levy Academy

The Levy Academy offers courses grounded in both lived experience and research-aligned practices, designed to strengthen your educational advocacy work, deepen your professional learning, and create meaningful outcomes for students and families.

Guided by The Levy Way, these courses were developed through the vision and leadership of Christine Levy, M.Ed., Founder, CEO, and Thought Leader, and  Stacey Souza, M.Ed., Lead Advocate and Master Advocacy Educator. 

Our learning approach blends expertise with empathy, connecting research, real-world practice, and systems thinking to inspire meaningful change for children, families, and educators.

Levy Way Offerings at a Glance

  • A black and white cartoonish drawing of a person holding a leash attached to a dog.

    For Parents, Guardians & Caregivers:

    Levy Roundtables – Personalized guidance led by experts to navigate special education. 

  • A black-and-white illustration of a person climbing a rock wall.

    For Transformational Educators

    Levy Mini Masterminds – Collaborative learning communities for real-world problem solving and leadership

  • Silhouette of a person with a cane walking, black background.

    For Schools & Districts

    Student Consultations – Strategic recommendations for complex cases

    Program Audits – Evaluate programs to align with evidence-based practices and ensure meaningful outcomes

  • Black and white illustration of a person riding a horse.

    For Companies, Nonprofits & Community Organization

    Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) – Support for employees navigating parenting, disability, and school systems

    Parent/SELAC Partnerships – Workshops and community guidance for families and local advisory councils

    Nonprofit Collaborations – Advocacy, training, and system-level support to center students with diverse learning needs

Courses Frequently Asked Questions

  • Review our course guide for parents and guardians to see how our courses can work for your family.

  • Courses will run if at least 5 people sign up. Each time slot allows up to 20 people. If your chosen course time is full or has insufficient sign-ups, we’ll help you switch to an alternative date.

  •  You’ll have access to all course materials, the Slack community, and on-demand audio for one week post-completion of the course.

  •  Yes! All scripts, templates, and supporting materials are downloadable so you can use them offline and adapt them for your own needs.

  •  Live sessions are scheduled for Eastern Standard Time.  Exact dates and times are provided upon enrollment.

  •  You’ll earn your certificate by completing all course modules and reflections. CEU credit details are outlined in the course terms of service.

  •  For any technical questions, contact Stacey at stacey@levyadvocacy.com. We’re happy to help troubleshoot any issues.

  • Yes! You’ll have opportunities during live sessions and through the Slack community to ask questions about your unique situation and receive guidance.

  • Group enrollment options and team rates are available. Reach out to jennifer@levyadvocacy.com to discuss customized packages or professional learning partnerships.

  • No. These courses are designed to empower you with knowledge and strategies, but they don’t replace the personalized support of an advocate for complex or high-stakes situations.

  • Yes! The strategies and frameworks apply across ages and locations, though specific policies may vary by district or state.

  • Yes, we believe growth happens through collaboration. Our courses include access to ongoing Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) where participants share insights, problem-solve together, and continue to support one another as they implement new practices.

Have additional questions about The Academy?

Reach out to Stacey for more information and any clarifications needed.