Clark County Education Program Manager; Part-Time

Clark County Education Program Manager (Part-Time)

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Teach

AAPI is a national nonprofit dedicated to providing a full and complete education by nurturing the next generation of change makers, creators, and innovators
. Through culturally responsive curriculum, books, and school-based programming, we empower students to lead with curiosity, empathy, and courage
—while deepening understanding of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) histories and contributions.

Teach

AAPI is seeking a relationship-driven, highly organized Part-Time Educator Program Manager to lead the on-the-ground implementation of Teach

AAPI programming across ~25 public elementary, middle, and high schools in Clark County, Nevada
.

This role is ideal for an experienced educator or education nonprofit professional who understands public school systems, thrives in coordination and communication, and is passionate about inclusive, culturally responsive education
.

You’ll serve as the primary local liaison between Teach

AAPI, school administrators, and educators—ensuring high-quality implementation, strong educator engagement, and measurable impact for students.

• Coordinate rollout of Teach
  
  AAPI programs across partner schools (curriculum, books, activity boxes, cultural programming)
• Develop and manage school-level implementation plans and timelines
• Ensure program fidelity while adapting to individual school needs

• Serve as the primary point of contact for administrators, teachers, and district partners
• Build trust-based relationships to support successful adoption of Teach
  
  AAPI resources
• Facilitate onboarding, trainings, and ongoing educator support

• Support or co-facilitate professional development sessions
• Provide classroom-aligned guidance for integrating Teach
  
  AAPI content across grade levels

• Track implementation, participation, and outcomes
• Collect qualitative and quantitative feedback
• Prepare progress updates and end-of-year summaries for leadership and funders

• Collaborate closely with Teach
  
  AAPI’s national team
• Manage schedules, materials distribution, and on-site logistics
• Support grant-related documentation and reporting as needed

Required

• Bachelor’s degree in Education or related field (or equivalent experience)
• 3–5 years experience in K–12 education, school-based programming, or education nonprofits
• Strong understanding of public school environments
• Excellent organization, communication, and relationship-building skills
• Ability to manage multiple schools and priorities
• Comfort with in-person school visits across Clark County
• Familiarity with culturally responsive and inclusive education
• Experience working with diverse student populations
• Background or strong interest in AAPI history, culture, and education

Preferred

• Teaching credential or classroom teaching experience
• Experience managing multi-school or district-level programs
• Experience planning student-centered school events

💵 $30–$40/hour
, part-time (Compensation commensurate with experience)

This is a unique opportunity to:

• Support educators directly
• Impact thousands of students across Clark County
• Build sustainable, high-quality programming
• Advance more inclusive and representative education in public schools

Interested candidates should submit:

• Resume
• Brief statement of interest outlining relevant experience and connection to Teach
  
  AAPI’s mission

👉 Help us bring inclusive, culturally responsive education into classrooms where it matters most.