3 assistant director of education jobs found in Sharon

Job Description Love big crowds, big energy, and big fun? As a Special Event Assistant, you'll help lead games and activities for up to 200 campers and turn special events into unforgettable camp highlights. From helping lead Tug of War in 500 pounds of Jell-o to racing across Lake Massapoag in cardboard box boats - you will support and lead large-scale activities, managing energy, organization, and fun for campers ages 4 to 15. You will be supported by a Special Events Director in the planning and execution of activities, running for 8 periods a day! Big groups. Big fun. Big impact. Come join our vibrant and diverse team of leaders on our beautiful 70 acre lakeside campus! This role runs through our 9 week summer program, from June 22nd to August 21st. Staff training on June 2nd and 7th is also required. Regular Camp hours are 8:30am-4:15pm, Monday to Friday. IDEAL CANDIDATES Camp staff who enjoy large-group programming Students studying education, recreation,...

Job Description Are you passionate about helping teens build real-world readiness, empathy, and leadership skills in a fun, screen-free environment? Join Everwood Day Camp as our Teen Leadership Program Coordinator and lead programming for our 9th grade LEADers (Leadership, Exploration, and Development) and 10th grade Counselors in Training (CITs). In this role, you'll supervise a team of up to 5 Teen Mentors, help plan and facilitate daily leadership workshops with our Director of Teen Programming, and guide teens through service projects and camp-wide events where they can earn community service hours. Programming blends meaningful conversations about identity, inclusion, and responsibility with high-energy activities inspired by shows like Survivor, Traitors, Chopped, and Fear Factor. You'll also serve as a key point of contact for parent communication to support teen success throughout the summer. If you're excited to mentor teens, lead dynamic programming, and help...

Job Description Sharon Public Schools Sharon is a diverse and welcoming suburban community less than 20 miles southwest of Boston that prides itself on its diverse and engaged population, bucolic environment with Lake Massapoag as its crown jewel and, most of all, its children and its schools, including a state of the art new high school, which opened in the Fall of 2022. Sharon is known for its exceptional schools, dedicated teachers, and extraordinary students. Families reside and, or move to Sharon because of the schools and remain invested and supportive of the school system. As a district, we are committed to creating an environment where diverse perspectives and backgrounds are embraced, and we understand that a diverse team allows us to serve our community better. We welcome and encourage individuals of every race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, age, gender, marital/domestic partner status, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability status, and...