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This ten-session course is designed to equip new classical educators with the tools, vision, and practical systems they need to launch a thriving and sustainable classroom. Drawing from years of experience and grounded in the principles of classical Christian education, Kim Warman offers mentorship in the essentials of classroom design, student formation, curriculum planning, and parent partnership. Through reflective storytelling and hands-on strategies, this course helps teachers begin their first year with clarity, confidence, and an orientation toward scholé—restful teaching rooted in purpose and peace. Each session builds on the last, guiding teachers through the foundational steps of shaping habits, responding to challenges, and cultivating a love for learning that endures well beyond the first year.

This course is ideal for new classical school teachers, those transitioning from other educational models, or anyone seeking to grow in joyful, intentional teaching.

Kim Warman was trained as a classical educator at Hillsdale College and attended classical Christian schools herself before that. She is the Dean of Lower School at Coram Deo Academy (Carmel, Indiana) where she has also taught 4th grade and serves as the librarian.

To learn more about earning a certificate for this course, please visit “How do I Obtain a Course Certificate?” on our FAQ page. Our course certificates are valued by classical schools and co-ops worldwide, and you can also be on your way to obtaining an elective credit toward a Level 1 certificate with your completion of this course. Teachers certified with either ACSI or ACCS will see continuing education unit (CEU) credits listed on our course certificate for you to submit to either organization (with more information on certification credit here).

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Course Includes

  • 11 Lessons
  • 18 Topics
  • 11 Quizzes
  • 3.68 CEUs
  • 3.68 Hours
  • Course Certificate