Lead Architect, Teacher Programs & Curriculum

The New Orleans Tribune; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance – multiple plans; 75

Dental and vision insurance

Flexible spending account

401(k) retirement plan with match

Life insurance and AD&D

Long term disability insurance

Paid vacation and sick leave

10 paid holidays per year

Free parking

Tuition assistance and professional 개발

Employee assistance program

Job summary

The National WWII Museum is seeking an Assistant Director of Teacher Programs to lead educator professional development and curriculum initiatives. You will manage a team delivering standards-aligned content across social studies and other disciplines, expanding programs onsite, offsite, and online for educators nationwide.

You will collaborate with senior education leadership to define K-12 priorities, design scalable curricula, and secure funding for teacher initiatives while supporting a

Qualifications

• Manage a team of educators responsible for program planning and execution.
• Develop and execute strategy for classroom curriculum and educator professional development.
• Lead curriculum design and delivery of teacher PD programs.
• Administer onsite professional development initiatives and workshops.
• Define K-12 education priorities with leadership to ensure quality and accessibility.
• Expand teacher initiatives through strong program design, documentation, and evaluation.
• Collaborate to plan calendar supporting growth, funding, promotion, and staff coordination.
• Support staff development and leadership opportunities within the department.
• Develop funding proposals with Institutional Advancement.
• Provide planning and logistical support for board meetings.
• Participate in task forces and committees as directed.

Responsibilities

• Manage a team of educators who work with teachers and support the successful planning and execution of projects, programs, and initiatives.
• Develop and execute a strategy for classroom curriculum and content creation, as well as related educator professional development.
• Lead the team in curriculum design and the presentation of teacher professional development programs.
• Serve as the lead administrator for the Museum’s onsite professional development initiatives, including but not limited to annual intensive summer professional learning programs, one-day workshops, and onsite teacher events.
• Work with the Director of Teaching and Learning and the Associate Vice President of Education to define and refine K-12 education strategic priorities, and to ensure the quality, accessibility, and distribution of the Museum’s K-12 curriculum and content.
• Work with the team to expand and refine teacher initiatives through strong program design, documentation, and evaluation.
• Collaborate with the team to establish a planning calendar that supports program growth, funding, promotion, and staff coordination.
• Support staff development by delegating responsibilities effectively, evaluating performance, encouraging professional growth, and creating opportunities for leadership and collaboration within the department and across the Museum.
• Partner with the Institutional Advancement Department to develop funding proposals for teacher initiatives and classroom content.
• Assist the Education Department and the President’s Office with planning and logistical support for meetings of the Board Education & Access Committee, Board Executive Committee, and Board of Trustees.
• Participate in assigned task forces, staff committees, projects, assignments, and related duties as directed by the Director of Teaching and Learning or the Associate Vice President of Education.

Skills

Team management

Curriculum development

Strategic planning

Communication skills

Project coordination

Fundraising support

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree preferred

Job description

The National WWII Museum is seeking an Assistant Director of Teacher Programs to lead educator professional development and curriculum initiatives. You will manage a team delivering standards-aligned content across social studies and other disciplines, expanding programs onsite, offsite, and online for educators nationwide.

You will collaborate with senior education leadership to define K-12 priorities, design scalable curricula, and secure funding for teacher initiatives while supporting a