About Brittany Alexander
Brittany Alexander, M.Ed., M.A.T., owner of BA Educational Services, is an experienced educator, educational leader, and special education advocate with more than a decade of experience supporting students and families. Her professional background spans classroom teaching, educational leadership, and administration, including extensive experience working with students from neurodiverse backgrounds. This combination gives Brittany a unique perspective on how learning, behavioral, and developmental needs translate into the supports, services, and educational programming students need to thrive.
As an Educational Advocate, Brittany helps families better understand their child’s needs, find their voice in the process, and confidently navigate special education. She supports families through IEP and educational record reviews, evaluations and eligibility, behavioral supports, transition planning, placement, compensatory education, and preparation for and participation in school meetings. Brittany collaborates with families, attorneys, school districts, educators, evaluators, and other stakeholders while keeping the student’s individual needs and meaningful educational progress at the center of the conversation.
Brittany is affiliated with the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA) and remains committed to continued professional development in special education advocacy. She brings an educator’s perspective, an advocate’s knowledge, and a family-centered approach to every student she supports.
“Lindsay walked our family through the fire with competence, courage, and relentless resolve. Her communication and unwavering expertise helped ease the enormous fear we felt as parents watching our son go through the most challenging time of his life. As promised, she left no stone unturned and held our son’s school accountable for treating BOTH sides with fairness and respect. The investigation ended in his favor, and his life is finally moving forward again. We would not be here without Lindsay.”
— K.B., mother of student acquitted in Title IX investigation
