Grant‑driven wellness Levine Academy recently secured a wellness grant from Sprouts Farmers Market, indicating availability of funding for health and wellness initiatives. This presents an opportunity to propose aligned programs such as nutrition education, mental well-being, fitness infrastructure, or school-wide wellness campaigns that could be funded or co-funded.

Leadership hire The appointment of a new operations and athletics leadership (Stacey) suggests a potential openness to process improvements, program expansion, and enhanced extracurricular offerings. Approach with proposals for scalable operations, facility enhancements, or expanded athletic and enrichment programs.

Community partnerships As a Jewish day school with an inclusive mission, there may be strong interest in partnerships that support leadership development, community engagement, and identity-rich programming. Explore proposals for donor engagement, volunteer programs, and collaboration with local Jewish organizations.

Growth readiness With a student-facing emphasis on leadership, creativity, and critical thinking, the school may be exploring program expansion or new curricula. Present pilot programs, digital learning tools, or enrichment tracks that scale across grades and align with their values.

Financial benchmarking Current revenue range places Levine Academy in a mid-market independent school tier. Competitive procurement and bundled services (technology, security, facilities, professional development) could be attractive, especially if paired with success metrics, ROI case studies, and scalable pricing.