Director of Educator Engagement

December 19, 2024 · Application Open Now!

Director of Educator Engagement

The Director plays a major role creating, managing, and implementing educational programming to expand Educate Maine’s partner network and represent Educate Maine as a leader in public education. The position oversees the management, development, and daily operations of two cornerstone programs at Educate Maine: the Maine Teacher of the Year (TOY) Program and the Teach Maine Center. The ideal candidate is an experienced leader with a passion for education who is adept at project management and strategic planning. The candidate should understand the need to amplify the voices of Maine educators.

Key Responsibilities:

Programs:

Initiative Leadership:

Fundraising:

Qualifications:

Work Environment: This is a hybrid position with a balanced mix of remote and in-person work. Occasional weekends and evenings required for event management. Educate Maine has a home office in Portland, ME but supports hybrid employees across Maine and applications are welcome from all areas of the state. Relocation is not provided. 

Salary and Benefits: Benefits include a flexible work environment, 13 paid holidays, 15 vacation days in the first year of hire, and 12 sick days per year. We offer a competitive employer health insurance plan including an HSA plan, partial premium coverage for spouses and dependents, life insurance, short-term disability insurance, 5% employer contributions for retirement, and annual professional development funding to support your professional growth. Employees may also elect dental and vision insurance. We offer a highly competitive salary commensurate with experience.

How to Apply: 

Submit cover letter and resume to Educate Maine at info@educatemaine.org. Please include "Director of Educator Engagement Application – [Your Name]" in the subject line. Educate Maine is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

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