The Arts and Education Program Coordinator develops, implements, and manages a diverse portfolio of educational initiatives for the Southern Virginia Higher Education Foundation (SVHEF) at The Prizery. This role integrates arts, culture, and education to serve a wide range of audiences, from early childhood to adult learners, including programs designed for alternative education students and individuals with disabilities. The Coordinator will lead efforts in program planning, curriculum development, instructor recruitment, community outreach, grant reporting, and event execution to ensure high-quality educational experiences that support the organization’s mission. Key Responsibilities: Program Development & Coordination: - Plan, organize, and deliver Pre-K arts programs incorporating music, movement, storytelling, and visual arts. - Design and coordinate summer camps focused on performing and visual arts. - Develop adult art education programs such as workshops, classes, and lecture series. - Collaborate with local schools to create alternative education arts programs for at-risk youth. - Build inclusive art opportunities for individuals with disabilities, ensuring accessibility and appropriate accommodations. Instructional & Partnership Management: - Recruit and manage teaching artists, instructors, and program facilitators. - Foster partnerships with schools, community organizations, and local artists. - Serve as the primary liaison with educators, parents, and participants. Program Administration: - Develop program budgets and monitor expenses in collaboration with the Executive Director. - Track attendance, outcomes, and participant feedback for continuous improvement. - Prepare reports for grants, donors, and board presentations. - Ensure all programs meet safety and risk management standards. Marketing & Outreach: - Collaborate with the team to promote educational programs through print, digital, and social media. - Represent the organization at community events, school meetings, and networking opportunities. - Develop outreach strategies to engage underserved populations. QUALIFICATIONS: - Bachelor’s degree in Education, Arts Administration, Fine Arts, or related field. - 3+ years experience in educational programming, arts education, or related work. - Demonstrated experience working with diverse populations, including early childhood, adults, alternative education students, and individuals with disabilities. - Strong organizational and project management skills. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills. - Ability to work evenings and weekends as needed for program delivery. This position is part-time and occasionally includes weekends or nights. Interested candidates should email a resume to Kristy@Prizery.com