If youâre interested in joining The Classroom Management Club, there is a very real chance your school or district may be able to cover the cost for you as professional development, so you can still get in.
And no, this is not a big, uncomfortable ask.
This is a reasonable, professional request that ties to school goals like:
- Reducing behavior escalation and office referrals
- Supporting teacher retention and burnout prevention
- Creating more consistency across classrooms
- Saving time for administrators and instructional coaches
To make this easy, Iâve created a one-page overview of The Classroom Management Club that clearly outlines the benefits for schools and districts, not just for individual teachers.
Click here to download the one-page overview
Below, Iâm giving you everything you need, including an email you can copy and paste and a short script you can use in a conversation.
And because you joined us for this virtual event, if your administrator approves your request but the special offer has ended, please write to us to let us know. My support team will check with me to see if and when we can make a special exception for you so you can join us inside the Club A.S.A.P.
We know getting approval from admin can take time, so weâre prepared to be flexible and give you the special attention you need to get the support you need.
To that end, hereâs a copy and paste email you can send to admin:
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Subject line options:
- Professional Development Request: Classroom Management Support
- PD Request: Classroom Management Club Membership
- Request for Approval: Classroom Management Professional Development
Email body:
Dear [Principal/Admin Name],
I wanted to share a professional development opportunity Iâm interested in and ask if the school/district would consider covering the cost for the year.
The Classroom Management Club is a self-paced, research-backed professional learning membership designed specifically for elementary teachers. It focuses on proactive classroom management, preventing behavior escalation, and creating consistent routines and systems that support both student learning and teacher well-being.
Iâm especially interested in this program because it aligns closely with our schoolâs goals around reducing behavior disruptions, supporting teacher retention, and creating consistent expectations across classrooms.
Iâve attached a one-page overview that outlines the benefits for schools and districts, whatâs included, and examples of impact.
Because I attended a free, live PD training to introduce me to the classroom management frameworks the Club is built on, I am eligible for special pricing of one year access for $297 USD.
Thank you for considering this request. Iâd be happy to talk more about how this could support our classroom and school goals.
Warmly,
[Your Name]
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And hereâs a short script for an in-person or virtual conversation
If youâre asking in a meeting or quick check-in, you can say:
âIâm looking into a professional development program focused on proactive classroom management and preventing behavior escalation. Itâs an ongoing, self-paced program that supports consistency and reduces reactive behavior issues.
I think it aligns really well with our goals around teacher support and retention, and I wanted to ask if the school or district would consider covering the cost as PD. I brought a one-page overview in case thatâs helpful.
Because I attended a free, live PD training to introduce me to the classroom management frameworks the Club is built on, I am eligible for special pricing of one year access for $297 USD.â
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One last thing:Â Advocating for support does not mean youâre struggling!
It means youâre proactive, reflective, and invested in doing this work well and sustainably.
In case you're curious, when I asked teachers what they loved about the Club and want to tell their teacher friends about it, here are some of the answers:

One Club member said:Â âWhatâs not to love? Fabulous resources, supportive members and by far the best PD I have found!â
That is the kind of support worth asking for.
If you decide to ask and your admin has questions, Iâm always happy to help clarify or provide additional information.
You are not asking for âextra.â You are asking for support that prevents bigger problems later.Â