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Calling all Assembly artists -- If you have a music, dance or theater performance that can electrify school audiences across New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania, we want to hear from you!

Young Audiences of New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania (YANJEP) is seeking new assembly programs for grades PreK-12, led by teaching artists who love not just sharing their artform, but educating children about it.

YA assemblies are typically 45 minutes in length and take place during the school day. Our artists are independent contractors whose programs are scheduled on a gig-basis.

Paper Mill Playhouse (PMP), the nation's premier musical theater, seeks a visionary and experienced leader to serve as Director of Education. This leadership position offers an exceptional opportunity to advance Paper Mill's award-winning classes, training programs, and educational initiatives. The successful candidate will provide strategic leadership in developing and implementing educational programs that align with Paper Mill's mission to foster a creative environment, advance the art form, educate students, develop future theater lovers, nurture inclusion, and provide access for all.

The Manager of School & Group Visits oversees Ground for Sculpture's (GFS) PreK-12 school programs, group visits and tours with goals of expanding access to, and understanding of, collections, exhibitions, wellness, and horticulture to increase museum attendance and regional familiarity. This person trains and supports Museum Educators, Docents and GFS staff for engaging school and private groups in accessible and inquiry-based learning. Creates new STEAM curriculum for school engagement ensuring the common core standards for New Jersey are met. Builds, maintains and deepens relationships with local and regional schools for increased student visitation and faculty professional development training.

Museum Educators will lead and facilitate Team Building workshops, PreK – 12 workshops both onsite and offsite, studio programs, guided tours and other offerings for adult and youth visitors, with an emphasis on art making, wellness, and horticulture experiences designed for private and corporate groups, schools, teachers, and families. As a Grounds For Sculpture ambassador and key point of contact for visiting groups, Museum Educators will strive to provide memorable experiences for those with whom they work, encouraging experimentation, observation, and reflection. Museum Educators are managed by the Manager of School and Group Visits, and work collaboratively across the Education Department, as well as with other staff throughout the museum.

West Windsor Arts (WWA) is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to enriching our community through the arts. We are currently seeking a passionate and skilled temporary Education Manager to join our team and provide coverage for an employee on maternity leave.

This role is crucial for maintaining the continuity of our educational programs and will be instrumental in overseeing various aspects of education program management, including classes and camps, events, marketing, customer service, volunteer coordination, resource management, and facilities management. This position involves collaboration with a team of arts administrators and educators, working closely with both internal management and external stakeholders. The expected start date will be March 3, 2025.