WHERE COMPLIANCE MEETS COMPASSION.
Helping schools turn mandates into meaningful support through equity-driven special education consulting.
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Because compliance isn’t just a requirement—it’s a pathway to educational equity.
Meet Natosha M. Allison
Founder of Luella Mae Learning & Advocacy, Natosha is a seasoned special education consultant with over a decade of experience supporting schools in legal compliance, equitable access, and high-quality service delivery.
Her background spans roles from paraprofessional to special education director, with deep expertise in IEP/504 implementation, MTSS, and staff training. A Doctoral Candidate with degrees in both Special Education and Business, she brings strategic and instructional insight to every partnership.
Natosha founded Luella Mae to help school teams move from compliance confusion to confident, student-centered practices—where heart, law, and strategy align.
Why Choose Luella Mae Learning & Advocacy?
Compliance with Purpose
We go beyond checking boxes—our work helps schools meet legal requirements while truly supporting students.
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School Experience, Not Just Theory
With over a decade in public and charter schools, we understand the real challenges educators face and bring practical, actionable solutions.
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Customized, Not Cookie-Cutter
Every school is different. We tailor our services to your team’s specific needs, structure, and goals.
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Data-Driven & Equity-Focused
We help schools build systems that don’t just meet standards—but center the needs of every learner.
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Led by an Expert
Founder Natosha M. Allison brings a rare blend of instructional, compliance, and business expertise—giving your school both strategy and substance.
Special Education Director, Charter School Network
“Natosha’s expertise in IEP compliance and case management transformed our special education processes. She jumped in seamlessly, supported our team remotely, and ensured every student’s plan was data-driven and legally sound. We’re grateful for her support and will absolutely work with her again.”