Field Education Program Manager

Program Leadership

Lead design, coordination, and delivery of school-year youth programs, including district partnerships and TSS learning outcomes

Build and sustain relationships with teachers, districts, and schools to align programs with classroom learning goals and state standards

Represent Field Education in community and school outreach events to strengthen local partnerships

Collaborate on the advancement of the Every Kid in Wyoming (EKIW) initiative, ensuring integration of programs within its statewide strategy

Track and evaluate program participation, outcomes, and partner feedback

Collaborate with Program Coordinators to ensure program readiness and consistency

Support budget tracking and reporting for assigned programs

Contribute to Field Education team meetings, planning sessions, and cross-campus initiatives

Serve as Site Manager for the Jackson Campus, overseeing daily operations and readiness, ensuring facilities, equipment, and spaces support high-quality programming

Collaborate with Director of Field Operations, Property Management, and Food Service teams to coordinate campus logistics and maintenance needs

Lead seasonal site readiness planning, including winterization, campus transitions, and group accommodations

Serve as a primary representative of Teton Science Schools during active programs and campus visits

Ensure a welcoming, inclusive, and professional environment for participants, educators, and guests

Occasionally host groups or events when visible leadership presence enhances participant experience, partner engagement, or community relationships

Support risk management, safety, and participant well-being through proactive communication and campus presence

Contribute to Field Education leadership meetings, staff trainings, and organizational planning efforts

Foster a culture of curiosity, inclusion, professionalism, and stewardship across Field Education teams

Participate in the on-call rotation, providing after-hours guidance and support for program, participant, staffing, and campus needs as they arise

Demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in education and the workplace

Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience required;
Master's preferred

Minimum of 5 years of experience in outdoor, experiential, or formal education settings

Minimum of 2 years in staff supervision, coordination, or program management

Experience working with K–12 schools and educators

Strong organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills

Proficiency in Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, and learning management systems

WFR, CPR, and AED certifications (required)

Primarily based at the Jackson Campus with travel to partner schools and other TSS campuses as needed

Combination of office and outdoor fieldwork in variable weather conditions

Occasional evenings or weekends required for trainings or school coordination

Ability to carry a backpack up to 20+ lbs and hike up to 8 hours per day over uneven terrain

Valid driver's license and ability to drive 15-passenger vans for extended periods