Stacey Holland, founder of ABC Consulting

Stacey Holland

Founder & Educational Consultant

Over 25 years in special education, behavior programming, district leadership, and family advocacy.

  • Decades of special education leadership
  • Behavior programming expertise
  • District & building-level administration
  • Transition programming
  • Parent & family advocacy
  • Trusted advisor across complex cases
About Stacey

A career spent in the real work of special education.

A career built from experience

Stacey Holland founded ABC Consulting after more than 25 years of helping schools, educators, and families navigate special education with confidence. Throughout her career, she has led special education programs, developed behavior support systems, coached administrators and educators, and advocated for students with diverse learning and behavioral needs.

Trusted from Hawaii to Colorado

Her experience has been sought nationally, including by the Hawaii Department of Education, where she provided consultation for residential programs serving students with complex behavioral and educational needs. Unlike many consultants, Stacey has worked as a teacher, founded and operated an accredited therapeutic K–12 school, led a multi-district special education department, and partnered with families at every stage of the special education journey. She understands every side of the table and believes the best outcomes happen when schools and families work together.

A philosophy of care

That belief — to treat every child as if they were your own — guides every recommendation, every conversation, and every decision. Whether she's supporting a district, coaching a team, or helping a family navigate the special education process, Stacey's approach is practical, collaborative, and always centered on what's best for the child.

Our philosophy

Before we build a plan… let's build a relationship.

Every engagement — a single IEP meeting or a multi-year system redesign — starts with listening. It's how the plans we build actually get implemented, and how the students at the center actually get served.