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Job Title: Fine & Performing Arts Coordinator
Work Calendar: 197 days
Work Hours: 7:30am – 4:00 pm Monday - Friday (8 hours)
Must have flexibility in work schedule to be available for productions
Classification: IIIC
Job Summary: The position of Fine & Performing Arts Coordinator is done for the purpose of overseeing the day to day operations of the Reynolds High School Fine & Performing Arts Center to include daily administrative support functions; overall production coordination for auditorium productions and art productions to include scheduling, organizing, and coordination of exhibits, and overseeing student workers; maintenance of equipment including ensuring safety requirements are met; and serving as a liaison to staff, parents, students, and outside community groups who use the facility.
Essential Functions:
Auditorium Productions
Art Productions
Community Liaison
Safety
Qualifications: