Amy Hardin

Elementary
Second Grade Teacher

ahardin@hclsindy.com

I handle

a class of our amazing second graders. I have the incredible privilege of guiding young hearts and minds on a journey of discovery and faith. My passion is to ignite a love for learning that goes beyond the classroom—encouraging children to grow academically while deeply rooted as disciples of Christ. I am committed to walking alongside each child as they embrace His love and light, empowering them to flourish spiritually and intellectually. Together, we cultivate lifelong learners and devoted followers of Christ who will shine brightly in the world, blooming in grace, knowledge, and purpose.

Why I love teaching

As a second grade teacher at a Christian school, I am blessed to stand at the crossroads of curiosity and faith, where young hearts begin to blossom. I love teaching because every day is a sacred opportunity to witness the wonder in a child’s eyes as they discover new truths—both about the world around them and the boundless love of Christ. My classroom is a garden where seeds of knowledge and faith are gently planted, nurtured by kindness and guided by His light. With joy and purpose, I lead my students to grow academically and spiritually, inspiring them to walk boldly as lifelong learners and disciples of Christ. It is my deepest joy to see each child flourish in love, wisdom, and grace, becoming beacons of hope who carry His light into the world.

Experience
B.A. in Sociology from Butler University, K-6 Teaching license with a Reading Endorsement from Indiana University School of Education.
I began my teaching career in MSD of Lawrence Township schools, first as a Title I Teacher at Crestview Elementary and as a First and Second Grade Teacher at Amy Beverland Elementary.
Where do you see God’s handprints in your job here?
God guides every lesson, interaction, and moment of growth in my classroom. I cultivate a space where knowledge and faith flourish together, rooted in kindness and God’s love. My purpose is to help students grow academically and spiritually, equipping them to become confident learners and faithful followers of Christ who shine as beacons of hope in the world.
What’s a gift or secret talent you have?

I practice yoga daily and love to get our kids stretching and moving!