Performing Arts Program Coordinator (District Wide) Position Available In Orange, Florida
Tallo's Job Summary: The Performing Arts Program Coordinator at UCP of Central Florida in Orlando, FL, is responsible for developing and overseeing inclusive, high-quality performing arts programs for students with and without disabilities. With a full-time schedule and an estimated salary range of $37.3K - $42.4K a year, the role requires a minimum of 2 years of experience in providing music sessions to young children, skilled in 2 or more instruments, and at least 3 years of experience in teaching performing arts or leading elementary arts programs. The coordinator will work with school-based arts specialists/paras, teachers, and families to promote artistic expression, student confidence, and joyful learning. Other responsibilities include program development and implementation, educator support and professional development, student engagement and events planning, and family and community engagement. The coordinator must have strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills, as well as a willingness to travel between school sites. Joining UCP of Central Florida means partnering with a team dedicated to enriching the lives of children of all abilities across Central Florida.
Job Description
Performing Arts Program Coordinator (District Wide) UCP of Central Florida – 3.2
Orlando, FL Job Details Full-time Estimated:
$37.3K – $42.4K a year 1 day ago Qualifications Working with people with developmental disabilities Working with people with disabilities Performing Arts Mid-level Experience working with students Organizational skills Leadership 2 years Communication skills Teaching Full Job Description The Performing Arts Coordinator will lead the development, implementation, and oversight of inclusive, high-quality performing arts programs across a network of charter schools serving students with and without disabilities. This role ensures that all students have meaningful access to music, dance, drama, and creative movement as part of a well-rounded education. The coordinator collaborates with school-based arts specialists/paras, teachers, school leaders, and families to promote artistic expression, student confidence, and joyful learning. The position also provides interactive music sessions and instruction in a classroom setting at 3-4 campuses each semester for 50% of the time.
Job Responsibilities:
Program Development & Implementation Develop and support a cohesive performing arts program for PreK-5th grade students that incorporates music, dance, drama and creative movement and reflects best practices in inclusive, developmentally appropriate instruction. Create curriculum resources and performance opportunities that are accessible and engaging for students of all abilities and align to state standards. Provide model lessons and co-teaching support to campus art specialists/paras. Educator Support & Professional Development Train and coach school-based art specialists/paras on inclusive arts instruction, classroom management through the arts, and strategies for students with diverse needs. Facilitate collaboration across schools to share best practices, lesson plans, and showcase events. Student Engagement & Events Plan and coordinate school and network-wide student performances, arts showcase, and community celebrations. Ensure all events are inclusive and accessible to students with and without disabilities. Promote student leadership and participation in the performing arts. Family & Community Engagement Build partnerships with local artists, arts organizations, and cultural institutions to bring enrichment opportunities into classrooms including artist in residence. Organize arts-based family engagement nights and support student performances that involve parents and caregivers.
Direct Instruction:
Provide direct, high quality music interactive experiences for early childhood students (Toddlers – 2nd grade) Adapt lessons to meet the needs of students with varying abilities. Serve as lead for Summer Performing Arts Camp.
Record keeping:
Keep accurate records including budget, attendance/participation and any other required reports for grants. Perform other duties as assigned. What UCP Offers Our mission at UCP is to empower children with and without disabilities to achieve their potential by providing individualized support, education and therapy services in an inclusive environment. When you join UCP of Central Florida you partner with a team that is making a positive impact on the futures of our children. For over 70 years, we have been dedicated to enriching the lives of children of all abilities across Central Florida at 8 campuses: Downtown Orlando, East Orlando (near UCF), Kissimmee, Pine Hills, Lake Mary, and Winter Garden.
Qualifications Education and Training:
AA – Music/Performing Arts or related field.
Minimum Experience:
2 years or more experience providing music sessions to young children. Skilled in 2 or more instruments. At least 3 years of experience teaching performing arts or leading elementary arts programs. Knowledge of inclusive education practices and experience working with students with disabilities Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills Willingness to travel between school sites
