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Luminary Learning Academy

About Luminary Learning and Coach LevBuilt by a Coach Who Listened.

Lev's Story

Levon Rshtuni, known to everyone as Coach Lev, played competitive chess for 15 years. Chess taught him patience, planning, and how to lose with grace. It also taught him that the best coaches are the ones who listen first.

He began teaching chess to kids with autism and other developmental needs, and he saw how much they thrived. Not just at chess. At focus, at confidence, at joy.

Parents kept asking him for extra help beyond chess. Some needed a tutor. Some needed respite care. Many needed someone to help them navigate services and understand their options. Lev saw that many kids had needs that weren't being met, and many parents needed support navigating services.

Luminary Learning was his answer: one place where kids grow and families get real help.

"We see a kid first. Not a diagnosis, not a case file. The goal is always to help each child become as independent as possible."
Coach Lev, Founder

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Our Mission

To provide holistic growth and empowerment to kids, teens, and their parents, and to strengthen the communities around them.

Our Values

  • See the Kid First

    Before any program or plan, we see a whole child with interests, humor, and strengths.

  • Independence Over Dependence

    Every session builds skills your child carries into real life. The goal is always a more independent kid.

  • Families as Partners

    Parents know their children best. We plan with you, not around you.

  • Culture Matters

    Language, traditions, and family values shape how kids learn. We tailor every service accordingly.

  • Every Child Is Welcome

    Children with autism, ADHD, and other developmental needs thrive here. So does every other child.

Who We Serve

Kids and teens ages 4 to 17. We specialize in supporting children with autism, ADHD, and other developmental needs, as well as those who are non neurodivergent. Everybody open to learning is welcome.

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