TGIA Volunteer Board Member - Director of Education

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Director of Education (Volunteer Position)

Organization: Talented Girls in Action (TGIA)
Location: Charlotte, NC (with hybrid or remote participation as needed)
Reports to: Executive Director / Board of Directors
Time Commitment: 5-10 hours/month, with flexibility during special events or project planning

TGIA is a nonprofit organization focused on empowering middle school girls through project-based learning, STEAM education, financial literacy, leadership development, and career readiness. We partner with schools to deliver high-impact programming that closes opportunity gaps for girls in underserved communities.

The Director of Education will play a key strategic and advisory role in shaping the curriculum, instructional goals, and overall educational impact of TGIA programs. This volunteer role is ideal for a current or retired Principal, Vice Principal, or Superintendent who is passionate about educational equity, STEAM, and mentoring the next generation of young women leaders.

• Provide expert oversight and feedback on TGIA's curriculum, lesson plans, and instructional materials, ensuring they meet high standards of academic rigor and relevance.

• Collaborate with TGIA leadership to align educational programming with district and state learning goals.

• Advise on best practices for instructional design, assessment, and student engagement.

• Support the development of educator training workshops and professional development tools.

• Help build partnerships with local schools and district leaders to expand TGIA’s presence and influence.

• Serve as a thought leader and advocate for educational innovation and equity in TGIA’s strategic planning.

• Attend quarterly board meetings and provide updates on program outcomes and recommendations.

• Assist in monitoring program impact through student performance data, feedback, and assessment results.

• Current or former school or district administrator (Principal, Vice Principal, Superintendent, or similar leadership role)

• Strong background in curriculum development, instructional leadership, and program evaluation

• Passion for mentoring, youth development, and equitable access to education

• Knowledge of STEAM curriculum, project-based learning, or financial literacy is a plus

• Excellent communication and collaboration skills

• Ability to commit to a flexible volunteer schedule and engage remotely or in-person as needed

• A meaningful opportunity to shape the educational experiences of girls in underserved communities

• A leadership role within a mission-driven nonprofit

• Opportunities to build your legacy in educational equity and innovation

• Recognition and acknowledgment through TGIA communications and events