Arts Education Leader & Program Developer

Antelope Valley Union High School District; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Antelope Valley Union High School District in the Los Angeles area seeks a qualified arts educator to design and deliver instruction in visual arts, media arts, music, dance, or theater, aligning with designated subjects standards.

Candidates should have credentials, strong collaboration skills, and the ability to mentor students; the role involves developing instructional programs and meeting deadlines.

Qualifications

• Designated Subjects CTE Credential in Arts, Media, and Entertainment (Preferred). Single Subject Credential in Arts or equivalent professional level arts related experience.
• Have experience at the professional level in one or more of the following: Visual Arts, Media Arts, Music, Dance, and Theater. CTE Credential, Single Subject Credential in Arts, and college level coursework preferred.
• Experience in developing a program of instruction in your primary art form.
• Possess personal attributes of integrity and respect for others as well as the ability to work effectively in collaborative teams and serve as a mentor for students. Be a positive influence on students, helping them grow and feel supported in an arts education setting.
• Able to implement goals, lead groups, manage multiple tasks, and meet deadlines.
• Three professional references, at least two relating to professional experience in the arts.

Skills

Mentoring students

Team collaboration

Time management

Integrity

Education

CA Credential: CTE Arts/Entertainment

Single Subject Credential in Arts

College-level arts coursework

Job description

Antelope Valley Union High School District in the Los Angeles area seeks a qualified arts educator to design and deliver instruction in visual arts, media arts, music, dance, or theater, aligning with designated subjects standards.

Candidates should have credentials, strong collaboration skills, and the ability to mentor students; the role involves developing instructional programs and meeting deadlines.