Director of Education Services

About Us Each year, the Carroll Center for the Blind helps nearly 1,300 blind or visually impaired children, adults and senior citizens gain the skills they need to live active and fulfilling lives. Our Newton campus houses our rehabilitation program, computer training classes, low vision store, and administrative offices. A large portion of our programs are services conducted in public schools, students’ homes, and their communities. Who We Seek A bold, collaborative, forward-thinking as well as student-centered leader who is ready to shape the future of education for students who are blind or visually impaired. This is more than a leadership role,it’s an opportunity to drive inclusive practices, mentor and empower educators, and ensure every student has access to high-quality, equitable learning experiences. If you are a strategic thinker who pairs innovation with deep empathy and you know how to turn vision into action, this role is for you. About the Role As the Director of Education Services, you will serve as both a visionary and a hands-on leader, guiding the delivery of exceptional itinerant services for students from early childhood through young adulthood. You’ll lead a dedicated team of professionals across public and private school settings, ensuring services are consistent, impactful, and responsive to each student’s academic and developmental needs. At the same time, you’ll build a thriving, mission-driven workforce through intentional recruitment, mentorship, and professional development. This role sits at the intersection of leadership, advocacy, and innovation—partnering with school districts, families, and educators to strengthen inclusive practices and improve outcomes for students with diverse needs. What You’ll Do: Strategic Leadership & Operational Excellence Set the vision and direction for high-quality itinerant TVI services across diverse educational environments Oversee daily operations, ensuring excellence in service delivery, staffing, and IEP compliance Use data and insights to continuously improve programs and student outcomes Serve as a trusted liaison between school districts, families, and agencies—ensuring strong communication and coordinated support Build & Inspire an Exeptional Team Lead recruitment efforts to attract top-tier Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVIs) Cultivate partnerships with universities to develop a strong pipeline of future professionals Provide hands-on coaching, mentorship, and supervision to support staff growth and retention Design and deliver impactful professional development in assistive technology, curriculum, and best practices Build meaningful relationships with Special Education leaders and community stakeholders Champion innovative, inclusive practices that elevate student success Support staff in presenting at regional and national conferencesGrow program visibility and referrals through strategic networking and engagement Collaborate across teams to support signature events like Braille Challenge and Cane Quest Expand Impact Through Outreach & Advocacy Build meaningful relationships with Special Education leaders and community stakeholders Champion innovative, inclusive practices that elevate student successSupport staff in presenting at regional and national conferences Grow program visibility and referrals through strategic networking and engagement Collaborate across teams to support signature events like Braille Challenge and Cane Quest What You’ll Need Master’s degree in Education of Students with Visual Impairments, Special Education, or a related field. Preferred certification: Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI). Extensive experience teaching students with visual impairments (ages 3–21), preferably in itinerant or inclusive settings. Demonstrated leadership in educational program management, including staff supervision, and compliance. Strong working knowledge of assistive technology, IEPs, specialized curriculum, and current best practices in the field of vision education. Excellent interpersonal, communication, and problem-solving skills. Experience collaborating with school districts, higher education institutions, and external agencies. Why Join Us? At the Carroll Center for the Blind, you'll be part of a mission-driven organization with nearly a century of experience empowering individuals with vision loss. You’ll work alongside passionate educators, leaders, and advocates who are transforming lives every day. This role offers a unique blend of strategic leadership, hands-on impact, and the chance to shape the future of vision education in schools across the region. Benefits We offer a generous benefits package to include health and dental coverage, vision, Flexible Spending Account, 4 weeks accrued vacation, personal day, accrued sick days, 12 holidays and a retirement program (403b) with up to a 4% employer match.

Salary : $120,000 - $130,000