Canterbury School seeks an exceptional, visionary, and highly experienced educator to serve as Innovation Curriculum Coordinator (PK–12). This is a senior-level academic leadership role responsible for designing, advancing, and sustaining a coherent PK–12 strategy for innovation in teaching and learning across the School.
Reporting directly to the Head of School, the Innovation Curriculum Coordinator serves as a key strategic partner in shaping Canterbury’s future-facing academic identity while honoring the School’s rigorous college-preparatory foundation. The Coordinator will lead the integration of educational technology, artificial intelligence, STEAM, design thinking, and interdisciplinary, project-based learning across divisions and departments.
This role requires both intellectual leadership and practical execution. The successful candidate must be able to move fluidly between vision-setting, faculty coaching, curriculum design, parent communication, program implementation, and long-range planning.
The Coordinator will work across traditional academic boundaries to support faculty and school leaders in creating meaningful, hands-on, inquiry-driven learning experiences that deepen student engagement, strengthen transfer of learning, and prepare students to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
The ideal candidate is an expert practitioner, an accomplished coach of adults, a systems thinker, and an inspiring communicator who can build trust and momentum across a diverse school community.
Strategic Facilities and Program Design Leadership is central to this role. The Innovation Curriculum Coordinator will play a leading role in the visioning, planning, and implementation of Canterbury’s next-generation STEAM/Innovation Center, helping shape the project from earliest concept and educational specifications through design collaboration, program planning, and launch readiness.
