What are the responsibilities and job description for the Regional Director position at Tutelage School Solutions?
Regional Director
Job Description
Tutelage School Solutions is a locally owned and operated education management organization (EMO) committed to transforming public education in underserved communities through the launch and support of high-quality charter schools. We believe deeply in the power of strong academic curricula, character development, and community partnership to build schools that serve the whole child and develop the next generation of American citizens.
Job Profile Summary
The Regional Director (“RD”) serves as the operational and growth leader for the School Directors at the assigned schools contracting with Tutelage School Solutions (“Tutelage”). The RD is accountable to and receives direction from Tutelage’s Executive Director. In addition, the RD works collaboratively with the Board at the assigned schools contracting with Tutelage. This is a high-impact, high-visibility role ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is motivated by building and supporting great schools.
This position has an August 2026 start date, and candidates in the greater Charlotte, NC area are preferred.
Responsibilities
School Director Leadership & School Development
- In collaboration with Tutelage leadership, recruit, evaluate, and recommend School Director(s) for Board approval, ensuring alignment with the schools’ mission, values, and educational philosophy.
- Provide ongoing performance feedback through regular meetings, written evaluations, and constructive improvement suggestions.
- Recommend performance-related actions as needed.
- Ensure familiarity in instructional programs used across the network.
- Develop an understanding of school academic standards and state assessment requirements.
- Develop, in partnership with the School Director(s), clear annual academic goals for each school.
- Hold quarterly academic meetings, monthly enrollment meetings, and routine finance meetings to assess progress toward goals and ensure continuous improvement.
- Foster year-over-year enrollment growth through targeted outreach and strategic planning.
Board Relations
- Attend all regularly scheduled Board meetings, providing EMO updates and relevant information.
- Maintain strong relationships with Board members through regular check-ins to ensure trust and alignment.
- Offer constructive input and recommendations to the Board and Tutelage leadership.
Public Relations and Marketing
- Build relationships with community leaders, SCDE, PCSASC, and the Charter Institute at Erskine.
- Identify and leverage opportunities to strengthen the Tutelage brand and promote partner schools.
- Manage and update assigned school social media pages to post content relevant to current initiatives.
- In coordination with the TSS leadership team, lead and support the School Director(s) in developing and executing marketing and enrollment strategies to achieve charter and budget targets.
- Partner with the Tutelage marketing team to create student enrollment campaigns and effective social media strategies.
This job description includes a general representation of job requirements rather than a comprehensive inventory of all required responsibilities or work activities. The contents of this document or related job requirements may change at any time with or without notice.
Qualifications
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Vision Casting & Strategic Direction – Ability to set a compelling vision and guide strategic direction.
- Motivational Leadership – Ability to inspire and motivate School Directors to take action.
- Knowledge Sharing & Mentorship – Ability to share expertise to develop leadership skills in others.
- Continuous Professional Development – Commitment to ongoing learning and self-improvement.
- Public Relations & Community Engagement – Ability to maintain strong community relationships and convey the value of schools.
- Servant Leadership – Consistently modeling humility, service, and integrity in leadership.
- Earn Trust – Ability to earn trust and respect from the Board, School Directors, and team members.
- Empowered Self-Expression – Confidence in sharing experiences, ideas, and talents.
Education
- Bachelor’s degree in related field.
Experience
- 5 to 10 years of relevant experience working in a reputable agency with demonstrated client support expertise, community and/or government relations, education, marketing, or other related fields.
- Proven success in project coordinating and management and effectively interacting with school officials, management and/or business executives.
- Experience with managing multiple priorities, driving outcomes and board relations.
Experience in lieu of education
Equivalent relevant experience performing the essential functions of this job may substitute for education degree requirements. Generally, equivalent relevant experience is defined as 1 year of experience for 1 year of education and is the discretion of the hiring manager.
Compensation and Benefits
Salary is negotiable, based on experience and other qualifications. In addition to the base salary, the employee will qualify for both an objective and subjective bonus. After three months of employment, a 401K program provided by Human Interest is available to the employee with a 5% match. Also, we offer a QSEHRA (qualified small employer health reimbursement arrangement). This is a tax-free monthly reimbursement of up to $529.16 if you are on your spouse's health insurance or you could use these funds as a stipend to shop in the open marketplace for your own healthcare plan. Lastly, we provide an unlimited PTO policy at Tutelage.