Educational Program Coordinator - Brown’s Harbor Location-Campus
At Children’s Harbor, we believe education is about more than grades—it is about helping young people discover what they are capable of, build confidence, develop life skills, and create a path toward independence.
We are looking for an Educational Program Coordinator who is passionate about working with youth and young adults and excited about helping us strengthen and expand our educational programming across Children’s Harbor and Brown’s Harbor.
This is an opportunity for someone who enjoys being both hands-on with young people and behind the scenes building strong programs. You’ll work directly with youth, collaborate with staff and leadership, track outcomes, and help us create educational experiences that are engaging, measurable, and meaningful.
What You’ll Do
As our Educational Program Coordinator, you will serve as a bridge between our main campus Learning Center and Brown’s Harbor, helping ensure our young people receive consistent, high-quality educational support across programs.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
- Support youth and young adults with academics, educational goals, organization, and skill development.
- Help develop and expand educational programming specifically designed for transitional-age young adults.
- Build relationships with young people and encourage participation, engagement, and progress toward their goals.
- Conduct educational assessments and use the results to help develop individualized learning plans.
- Work closely with the Brown’s Harbor Director, Learning Center staff, residential teams, and organizational leadership.
- Track educational progress and program outcomes so we can understand what is working and where we can improve.
- Help build and maintain our Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) process for educational programming.
- Turn program data into meaningful reports and recommendations for leadership and funders.
- Support grant reporting, compliance, audits, and documentation.
- Help develop and strengthen educational policies, procedures, and systems that support long-term program success.
Who We’re Looking For
We’re looking for someone who can connect with young people while also bringing organization, accountability, and creativity to program development.
You may be a great fit if you:
- Believe every young person deserves access to meaningful educational opportunities.
- Enjoy working with teenagers and young adults, particularly those navigating major life transitions.
- Can take an idea and help turn it into an organized, sustainable program.
- Are comfortable working with data but understand that every number represents a young person and their story.
- Are organized, dependable, and able to manage multiple priorities.
- Communicate well with youth, colleagues, leadership, and community partners.
- Enjoy collaborating across departments while also being able to work independently.
- Are comfortable developing reports, tracking outcomes, and improving processes.
- Bring energy, patience, creativity, and a solutions-focused mindset to your work.
Qualifications
- A Bachelor’s degree in Education, Public Administration, Social Work, or a related field is required; a Master’s degree is preferred.
- Candidates should have at least three years of experience in educational programming, quality improvement, nonprofit program coordination, or a related area. Experience working with underserved, transitional-age, or at-risk youth is strongly preferred
- Experience with educational assessments, CQI, grant reporting, compliance, policies and procedures, or educational funding is also valuable for this role.
Scheule
Monday- Friday
Why Children’s Harbor?
At Children’s Harbor, you won’t simply coordinate an educational program. You’ll help shape it.
This role offers the opportunity to help strengthen the connection between our Learning Center and Brown’s Harbor while developing educational supports that meet young adults where they are and help prepare them for where they want to go.
If you are an educator, program professional, youth-development professional, or nonprofit leader who wants your work to have a direct and lasting impact on young people, we would love to hear from you.
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