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Curriculum Development Specialist
Position: part-time, temporary
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled; applicants are strongly encouraged to apply by August 13 for priority consideration.
REACH is currently accepting applications for a part-time, temporary (9-month) Curriculum Development Specialist. The position will play a key role in expanding REACH's programming beyond the studio walls by developing high-quality curriculum for the REACH Studio Art Truck's off-site programs. This position designs standards-connected lesson plans and supplemental projects that teaching artist teams can use year after year and will serve as a hands-on curriculum resource and coach for those teams. The Curriculum Development Specialist will work closely with the Program Director and teaching artist/teaching assistant teams to ensure lessons are engaging, age-appropriate, and grounded in strong art-making technique. Click the link below to read the full job description.
To apply for this position, fill out this form including a cover letter and resume.
*REACH is an equal opportunity employer, committed to attracting and retaining a diverse staff. We value and honor the perspectives and experiences that make each of us unique. REACH strongly encourages candidates from all backgrounds to apply for open positions. We strive for a working environment that is inclusive, equitable, and welcoming where we can thrive and succeed as our full selves.
(This position has been filled but we’re always accepting applications)
Models pose partially clothed (bathing suit, spandex, or similar), with basic training provided. Applicants should be comfortable holding poses up to 20–30 minutes at a time (with breaks), be reliable, and work well with instructors and students. This role receives a small stipend per session.
Life Drawing Models
General Teaching Artist
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Positions are filled as needed.
REACH offers year-round studio classes and workshops across a wide range of art forms, including 2D and 3D media, and occasionally performing or literary arts. Programs run in eight-week terms from October through May, Tuesday–Saturday, with most classes lasting 1–2 hours in the late afternoon and evening. Saturday classes are held between 10:30 am and 1:30 pm.
Classes serve five age groups: Early Learners (2–5), Children & Youth (6–13), Teens & Young People (14–19), Adults (18+), and Intergenerational.
Propose a Class at REACH
Have an idea for an art class, workshop, or series you’d like to teach at REACH? We welcome proposals for programs serving all ages and abilities, with a primary focus on youth and equitable access to the arts. To propose a class, please complete the General Teaching Artist application.
