Regional Director​/RIMS California Arts Project; UEC)

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Temporary, MP Staff, Exempt, Full Time, Benefited position through 6/30/2027 (Appointment may be renewed annually based upon availability of funds, availability of work and satisfactory job performance).

Salary: $6,500-$8,166.67 per month.

Location: CSUSB Campus. Position does require travel and work in various locations, campuses, schools and districts throughout the RIMS Region and California.

Exempt. 40+ hours per week. Schedule to be arranged, Monday through Friday, including many Saturdays, some Sundays, and evenings.

This position will remain open until filled.

The Regional Director reports to the Executive Director of The California Arts Project and the RIMS CAP Faculty Advisor, and is required to:

• Implement the vision and the goals of The California Arts Project by translating that vision and those goals to meet local needs
• Develop a comprehensive program of professional learning and leadership in the arts for TK-16 educators within the site's region aligned with the CSMP and TCAP Goals, legislation, and mission.
• Develop RIMS CAP response to CSMP requests for proposals.
• Oversee the identification and development of the site's Teacher Leaders to support the work of the site and TCAP Network.
• Implement and evaluate the site's programs, and recruitment of participants.
• Expand, nurture, and maintain an active regional network of TCAP Teacher Leaders representative of all five arts disciplines.
• Identify, recruit, and mentor educators who demonstrate capacities to teach, coach, and lead their colleagues in TCAP's professional learning programs and activities.
• Direct the day-to-day administration of the regional site.
• Communicate with the campus, TCAP network, the region's schools, districts, county offices of education, and other site partners about the site and TCAP's efforts, opportunities, and initiatives establish and maintain site and school/district partnerships to strengthen teacher professional competence and student achievement.
• Respond to requests from teachers, administrators, other TK-16 educational organizations, TCAP Statewide Office, and the other Subject Matter Projects, in coordination with the TCAP Executive Director or other TCAP sites as appropriate.
• Leverage funding in order to provide high quality professional learning programs in alignment with TCAP Guidelines and CSMP/TCAP Goals.
• As a member of the statewide TCAP Leadership Team, collaborate with other Regional Directors, and the Executive Director, to ensure success of TCAP's statewide programs, initiatives, and developmental efforts.
• Operate within the framework and program models of The California Arts Project (TCAP), the California Subject Matter Project (CSMP).
• Attend TCAP Leadership Team meetings, Regional Directors' meetings, and programs online and in-person
• Collaborate with TCAP Directors on a regular basis and participate in internal professional learning ensure that data collection and evaluation of the site's programs are designed, organized, conducted, and that evaluations inform practice.
• Ensure that the policies and practices of the California Subject Matter Projects and The California Arts Project are reflected in the site's operation and evaluation.
• Share site evaluation efforts and results with the TCAP Executive Director and other TCAP Regional Directors

• Travel is required throughout RIMS CAP's service region and other areas of California.
• Travel is required for RIMS CAP program implementation and meetings.
• Travel often is required for attendance at regional or statewide role related meetings.
• Travel is also required for programs and meetings of The California Arts Project and at times, California Subject Matter Project's programs and meetings.

• Education:
  • Four-year degree in one or more of the arts disciplines (Dance, Music, Theatre, or Visual Arts).
  • Master's degree or postgraduate degree (PhD or EdD)…