Job Title: | Regional Executive Director |
Reports To: | Superintendent - Executive Team |
Contract Length: | 225 Days |
Primary Role:
The Regional Executive Director (RED) serves as the senior instructional and operational leader for a defined geographic region within TMSAs statewide alignment with TMSAs regional growth model3 clusters each containing a high school and three K8 campusesthe RED ensures that all schools within the region deliver exceptional academic outcomes operational excellence strong culture and mission fidelity.
This cabinet-level leader supervises principals and regional office staff drives improvement and alignment across the region and serves as the Superintendents primary designee for school performance. While the Central Office manages core logistics (HR payroll IT finance compliance) the Regional Executive Director oversees the academic operational cultural and instructional execution that directly impacts student learning.
Benefits:
- 401 (k) with a company match of 7%
- Medical Dental and Vision Insurance
- Paid time off
- Retention Returning Employee and Winter Bonuses
Qualifications:
- Masters degree required; doctorate preferred
- Minimum seven (7) years of successful school leadership experience including principalship
- Proven track record of improving student achievement and leading high-performing schools
- Experience supervising school leaders or leading multi-school networks strongly preferred
- Deep understanding of curriculum instruction STEAM data-driven decision-making and school operations
- Knowledge of charter school governance state accountability systems and compliance
- Demonstrated experience developing leaders and building strong school cultures
- Strong project management communication analytical and interpersonal skills
- Ability to travel between regional schools regularly
Skills:
- Strategic thinker who aligns regional priorities with TMSAs mission and long-term vision
- Exceptional instructional leadership and coaching abilities
- Ability to supervise and develop principals and leadership teams
- Strong operational understanding and the ability to diagnose and resolve school-level operational challenges
- Skilled at building and sustaining high-performing teams
- Strong community relations and stakeholder communication skills
- Deep commitment to diversity equity inclusion and belonging
- Ability to manage complex initiatives across multiple campuses
- High emotional intelligence and resilience
Duties and Responsibilities:
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP & STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT
- Lead and manage all schools within the region to ensure alignment with TMSAs mission academic expectations cultural values and organizational priorities.
- Serve as the primary link between the Superintendent and regional schools translating systemwide goals into regional action plans.
- Implement the TMSA strategic framework across the region including instructional models growth plans AI and Signature Academies initiatives and whole-child support.
- Oversee execution of the annual regional goals established during Board and Admin Retreats.
SUPERVISION & DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL LEADERS
- Directly supervise coach and evaluate Principals within the region through formal and informal observations performance reviews leadership meetings and ongoing professional guidance.
- Ensure Principals implement data-driven instruction strong school culture systems STEAM excellence and academic interventions.
- Conduct leadership walkthroughs feedback cycles and joint observations.
- Support leadership pipeline development through the TMSA Leadership Institute and succession planning.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE & INSTRUCTIONAL QUALITY
- Oversee all academic programming within the region in close partnership with the Regional Director of Academics and Deputy Superintendent of Academics.
- Ensure fidelity to instructional frameworks Signature Academies AI initiatives Pre-AP/AP programs intervention systems and data-driven planning.
- Monitor academic data throughout the year to ensure growth and proficiency targets are met.
- Support schools in designing and executing School Improvement Plans.
- Lead regional academic reviews and provide coaching to improve instruction and curriculum alignment.
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT & REGIONAL SUPPORT
- Supervise the Regional Director of Operations and ensure all schools maintain high-quality operational systems including safety facilities scheduling transportation coordination and customer service.
- Ensure regional operations align with central office protocols in HR finance IT purchasing and compliance.
- Resolve school-level operational issues quickly to maintain continuity of learning.
- Build strong systems and routines across campuses to improve efficiency and consistency.
CULTURE CLIMATE & COMMUNITY RELATIONS
- Uphold and model TMSAs whole-child philosophy multicultural culture and character education framework.
- Support Principals in maintaining safe inclusive mission-driven school cultures.
- Build strong relationships with families community partners civic leaders and key stakeholders.
- Represent TMSA at major regional events strategic meetings and public forums
REGIONAL DATA MONITORING & PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
- Track academic operational financial and cultural metrics for each school in the region.
- Ensure Principals and regional directors monitor data cycles and take timely action.
- Report regularly to the Superintendent on regional performance risks needs and emerging opportunities.
REGIONAL TALENT DEVELOPMENT
- Identify recruit and develop leadership talent within the region.
- Oversee regional PD plans aligned to strategic needs (AI literacy Signature Academies data-driven instruction compliance school culture etc.).
- Strengthen teacher pipeline programs (e.g. TSTT and BTSP) and ensure high-quality mentoring within the region.
TMSA Management Presentation Oc
GROWTH EXPANSION AND NEW SCHOOL SUPPORT
- Assist the Superintendent and Board with expansion planning feasibility studies and regional readiness assessments.
- Support the launch of new schools including hiring culture development academic planning and community engagement.
- Ensure new campuses open with strong operational foundations and instructional models aligned to TMSAs framework.
REGIONAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT
- Lead the Regional Office team to ensure high-quality support of all schools.
- Establish and monitor systems for effective communication accountability and collaboration among regional leaders.
- Serve as the primary decision-maker for regional matters unless elevated to the Superintendent.
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
- Serve on the TMSA Executive Leadership Team.
- Participate in systemwide planning Board Retreats Admin Retreats and year-end evaluations.
- Perform other duties as assigned by the Superintendent.
This job description outlines the general responsibilities of the Regional Executive Director. It is not exhaustive and responsibilities may be adjusted as the network grows and organizational needs evolve.
Required Experience:
Director
Job Title:Regional Executive DirectorReports To:Superintendent - Executive TeamContract Length:225 DaysPrimary Role:The Regional Executive Director (RED) serves as the senior instructional and operational leader for a defined geographic region within TMSAs statewide alignment with TMSAs regional gr...
Job Title: | Regional Executive Director |
Reports To: | Superintendent - Executive Team |
Contract Length: | 225 Days |
Primary Role:
The Regional Executive Director (RED) serves as the senior instructional and operational leader for a defined geographic region within TMSAs statewide alignment with TMSAs regional growth model3 clusters each containing a high school and three K8 campusesthe RED ensures that all schools within the region deliver exceptional academic outcomes operational excellence strong culture and mission fidelity.
This cabinet-level leader supervises principals and regional office staff drives improvement and alignment across the region and serves as the Superintendents primary designee for school performance. While the Central Office manages core logistics (HR payroll IT finance compliance) the Regional Executive Director oversees the academic operational cultural and instructional execution that directly impacts student learning.
Benefits:
- 401 (k) with a company match of 7%
- Medical Dental and Vision Insurance
- Paid time off
- Retention Returning Employee and Winter Bonuses
Qualifications:
- Masters degree required; doctorate preferred
- Minimum seven (7) years of successful school leadership experience including principalship
- Proven track record of improving student achievement and leading high-performing schools
- Experience supervising school leaders or leading multi-school networks strongly preferred
- Deep understanding of curriculum instruction STEAM data-driven decision-making and school operations
- Knowledge of charter school governance state accountability systems and compliance
- Demonstrated experience developing leaders and building strong school cultures
- Strong project management communication analytical and interpersonal skills
- Ability to travel between regional schools regularly
Skills:
- Strategic thinker who aligns regional priorities with TMSAs mission and long-term vision
- Exceptional instructional leadership and coaching abilities
- Ability to supervise and develop principals and leadership teams
- Strong operational understanding and the ability to diagnose and resolve school-level operational challenges
- Skilled at building and sustaining high-performing teams
- Strong community relations and stakeholder communication skills
- Deep commitment to diversity equity inclusion and belonging
- Ability to manage complex initiatives across multiple campuses
- High emotional intelligence and resilience
Duties and Responsibilities:
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP & STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT
- Lead and manage all schools within the region to ensure alignment with TMSAs mission academic expectations cultural values and organizational priorities.
- Serve as the primary link between the Superintendent and regional schools translating systemwide goals into regional action plans.
- Implement the TMSA strategic framework across the region including instructional models growth plans AI and Signature Academies initiatives and whole-child support.
- Oversee execution of the annual regional goals established during Board and Admin Retreats.
SUPERVISION & DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL LEADERS
- Directly supervise coach and evaluate Principals within the region through formal and informal observations performance reviews leadership meetings and ongoing professional guidance.
- Ensure Principals implement data-driven instruction strong school culture systems STEAM excellence and academic interventions.
- Conduct leadership walkthroughs feedback cycles and joint observations.
- Support leadership pipeline development through the TMSA Leadership Institute and succession planning.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE & INSTRUCTIONAL QUALITY
- Oversee all academic programming within the region in close partnership with the Regional Director of Academics and Deputy Superintendent of Academics.
- Ensure fidelity to instructional frameworks Signature Academies AI initiatives Pre-AP/AP programs intervention systems and data-driven planning.
- Monitor academic data throughout the year to ensure growth and proficiency targets are met.
- Support schools in designing and executing School Improvement Plans.
- Lead regional academic reviews and provide coaching to improve instruction and curriculum alignment.
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT & REGIONAL SUPPORT
- Supervise the Regional Director of Operations and ensure all schools maintain high-quality operational systems including safety facilities scheduling transportation coordination and customer service.
- Ensure regional operations align with central office protocols in HR finance IT purchasing and compliance.
- Resolve school-level operational issues quickly to maintain continuity of learning.
- Build strong systems and routines across campuses to improve efficiency and consistency.
CULTURE CLIMATE & COMMUNITY RELATIONS
- Uphold and model TMSAs whole-child philosophy multicultural culture and character education framework.
- Support Principals in maintaining safe inclusive mission-driven school cultures.
- Build strong relationships with families community partners civic leaders and key stakeholders.
- Represent TMSA at major regional events strategic meetings and public forums
REGIONAL DATA MONITORING & PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
- Track academic operational financial and cultural metrics for each school in the region.
- Ensure Principals and regional directors monitor data cycles and take timely action.
- Report regularly to the Superintendent on regional performance risks needs and emerging opportunities.
REGIONAL TALENT DEVELOPMENT
- Identify recruit and develop leadership talent within the region.
- Oversee regional PD plans aligned to strategic needs (AI literacy Signature Academies data-driven instruction compliance school culture etc.).
- Strengthen teacher pipeline programs (e.g. TSTT and BTSP) and ensure high-quality mentoring within the region.
TMSA Management Presentation Oc
GROWTH EXPANSION AND NEW SCHOOL SUPPORT
- Assist the Superintendent and Board with expansion planning feasibility studies and regional readiness assessments.
- Support the launch of new schools including hiring culture development academic planning and community engagement.
- Ensure new campuses open with strong operational foundations and instructional models aligned to TMSAs framework.
REGIONAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT
- Lead the Regional Office team to ensure high-quality support of all schools.
- Establish and monitor systems for effective communication accountability and collaboration among regional leaders.
- Serve as the primary decision-maker for regional matters unless elevated to the Superintendent.
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES
- Serve on the TMSA Executive Leadership Team.
- Participate in systemwide planning Board Retreats Admin Retreats and year-end evaluations.
- Perform other duties as assigned by the Superintendent.
This job description outlines the general responsibilities of the Regional Executive Director. It is not exhaustive and responsibilities may be adjusted as the network grows and organizational needs evolve.
Required Experience:
Director
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