Director of School Programs - Educational Leadership in Music

Tnmuseums; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision insurance

Paid vacation & sick days

Paid holidays

401(K) with employer match

Free parking and transit benefits

Job summary

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum seeks an experienced educator and strategic thinker to lead its School Programs team. This full-time exempt role will oversee curriculum-aligned services for teachers, students, and communities, including the Words & Music program, across classrooms, videoconference, and in-museum learning.

Ideal candidates hold a Master’s degree in education or related field and have 5+ years in museum or school settings with 3+ years of supervisory experience.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in education, museum studies, music, or related field.
• Minimum 5 years work history in a museum or school.
• Minimum 3 years supervisory experience.
• Significant understanding of museum education practices and standards.
• Experience designing and facilitating professional development for educators.
• Ability to write outcome-based lesson plans/curriculum.

Responsibilities

• Lead school programs team and oversee curriculum-aligned services.
• Oversee development of classroom resources and online materials.
• Manage staff recruitment, onboarding, and training.
• Collaborate with partner schools and districts across Middle Tennessee.
• Support Words & Music program and related exhibitions.
• Plan and evaluate program outcomes using logic models.

Skills

Educational leadership

Curriculum development

Public speaking

Project management

Team supervision

Excellent writing

Education

Master’s degree in education/museum studies/music

Tools

Ticketure

Tableau

WordPress

Job description

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum seeks an experienced educator and strategic thinker to lead its School Programs team. This full-time exempt role will oversee curriculum-aligned services for teachers, students, and communities, including the Words & Music program, across classrooms, videoconference, and in-museum learning.

Ideal candidates hold a Master’s degree in education or related field and have 5+ years in museum or school settings with 3+ years of supervisory experience.