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Thursday, October 25, 2012

ART EDUCATION ORGANIZATION SEEKS DIRECTOR - November 1, 2012

The Education Director oversees all educational programming at ACA including classes for kids, teens, and adults, plus vacation arts (camp) programming. The Education Director also works with a closely-knit team to help plan and execute ACA's year round programming, including gallery exhibits and special events. The Education Director reports to the Executive Director. The Education Director's primary role is to program three semesters of arts classes for children, teens and adults (Fall, Winter, Spring) and oversee the planning, hiring, and day to day operations for Arts Camps during February, April and Summer vacations including supervision of summer coordinators, teachers & counselors. Tasks include but are not limited to: - Hiring experienced teachers and other staff o Write contracts, provide correct paperwork for all hired education staff o Observe classes and programs, listen and respond to student feedback - Encouraging student-centered curricula o Nurture students by providing opportunities for class evaluations and exhibition of student artwork o Act as liaison between students and teachers - Identify perceived needs and interest for new class offerings o Be aware of other art center offerings, potential teachers o Review pricing of classes, teacher salaries to keep ACA revenue strong - Maintain an effective and efficient administration o hold to ACA safety and health regulations o maintain and train excellence in teaching and counseling staff o integrate creative problem-solving into programs o work with staff to ensure program registration, processing and management o Work with Facilities Manager to ensure all classes have the facilities necessary to provide a clean, safe environment for students and smooth running of all programs, keep an ongoing communication concerning supplies, equipment and materials in stock including securing donations of materials when appropriate. - Strengthen ACA programs by o networking with schools and nonprofit organizations o creating programs for underserved populations - Communicate effectively with students, parents, staff, and the broader community o Collaborate on catalog design and content o Work with Communications Director on marketing and communication strategy and initiatives The ideal candidate will have a bachelor's or master's degree in art education, community arts education, arts administration, or fine art. Additionally, the candidate should possess strong customer service skills, understand and have the capacity to handle behavioral issues around children and the ability to work well with diverse groups of people in a fast-paced office environment. Excellent organizational and computer skills, excellent writing and public speaking skills and a good sense of humor is essential. This is a 32 hour per week position, although hours during vacation programs may increase with flexible comp time to offset extra hours. Please send resume and cover letter including salary range and/or requirements to: John Budzyna Executive Director john@acarts.org 41 Foster Street Arlington, MA 02474



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