EEDW ECHS Program Coordinator (REC 1)

Join to apply for the EEDW ECHS Program Coordinator (REC 1) role at Farmington Municipal Schools

Position Title: EEDW ECHS Program Coordinator

Supervisor: David Bowman, Project Director, Executive Director Four Corners Regional Education Cooperative #1

Location: REC #1 program office, Farmington, NM

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with internal and external EEDW Team Members to implement research-based activities in 10 Early College High Schools related to increasing enrollment in dual credit IT courses;
• Maintain ongoing support and guidance for school personnel regarding promoting and supporting IT enrollment, dual credit enrollment;
• Prepare resources for students and school personnel regarding dual credit IT courses and the value of IT courses across career clusters;
• Coordinate a Fall 2025 Student Technology conference and a Spring 2026 conference for school personnel and higher education partners;
• Prepare customized messaging and other communications for target students and collaborate with school personnel on their delivery;
• Assist school personnel in utilizing support funding, including reviews of funding requests, per established timelines;
• Collect data on research activities and student enrollments in IT courses;
• Conduct semi-annual on-site visits to participating Early College High Schools;
• Participate in meetings with project team, evaluation team, federal officers, and similar stakeholders;
• Perform other responsibilities as necessary for successful project implementation.

Desired Characteristics

• Self-management of time and resources for effective performance;
• Proficiency in technology skills for common business applications;
• Strong verbal interpersonal skills;
• Ability to analyze data related to school-based activities;
• Understanding of dual credit processes and the Early College High School model in New Mexico;
• Flexibility in responding to changing school, project, and other factors affecting implementation.

Position Qualifications

• 8+ years in program administration;
• 5+ years managing federally funded programs;
• 5+ years in school administration;
• Minimum Masters degree in an education-related field.

Note: Funding is based on a federal grant that will terminate on or before December 31, 2026. The position will not continue past this period.

Additional Information

• Seniority level: Mid-Senior level
• Employment type: Full-time
• Job function: Other
• Industries: Education Administration Programs