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Job Description Regional Coordinator Posting Summary Regional Coordinator: Northeast Kingdom or Central West Migrant Education Regional Coordinators connect with migratory agricultural workers living in Vermont and work collaboratively with Farmworker Education team members to effectively implement education services, activities, and projects. Each position is expected to work a minimum of a .75 (28.12 hours per week)FTEwith full-time benefits but may have the option to increase to a 1.0 (37.5 hours per week) FTE based on workload and funding. Regional Coordinators are responsible for identifying eligible farm workers, enrolling them and their family members into applicable programs, and facilitating educational and support services for enrolled students. They utilize judgement to prioritize work and select appropriate methods to respond to needs as they arise. This position functions with minimal daily supervision, while working in collaboration with a statewide team...

Job Description Job Title: Director of Educational Programs Location: HatchSpace, Brattleboro, VT Reports to: Executive Director Status: Full-Time permanent, exempt, in-person position with limited remote hours to be confirmed at time of hire Salary: $54,000 - $60,000 plus a generous healthcare stipend, paid time off, and annual credit towards HatchSpace courses Job Summary: HatchSpace seeks a creative, imaginative, and experienced builder of programs to accelerate our growth as a center for learning devoted to the study of wood. HatchSpace is a nonprofit, 501c3 woodworking school and community workshop in the heart of downtown Brattleboro, Vermont. Grounded in woodworking, HatchSpace serves the growing call for the return of industrial arts training to our rural communities, and for accelerating Vermont's strong tradition of craft and forestry product innovations to new audiences. Since its founding in 2019, HatchSpace has enrolled more than 1,400...

Job Description I-Team Project Manager Posting Summary For more than 50 years, the Vermont Interdisciplinary Team (I-Team) has championed school inclusion for Vermont students with complex disabilities. We are seeking a dynamic Project Director to lead this statewide initiative into its next chapter. The Vermont I-Team supports local school district educational teams by providing intensive special education technical assistance, professional development, systems-change support, and family-centered services for students with low incidence disabilities, including DeafBlindness, complex medical needs, multiple disabilities, autism, and intellectual disabilities. As Project Manager, you will set the vision and priorities for a dedicated team of 20+ interdisciplinary specialists working across Vermont to improve educational access and outcomes. This leadership role includes cultivating strong partnerships with schools, families, and state agencies, overseeing project...