Bicycle Education Regional Coordinator (Yakima)

About the Role

North Central ESD has partnered with Cascade Bicycle Club (CBC), the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), and the Association of Educational Service Districts (AESD) to deliver the Statewide School-Based Bicycle Education Program to Washington's small school districts. This position will assist the Lead Coordinator in contacting schools and will support all aspects of the program, including in-class aid, trailer transportation, bicycle maintenance, and administrative tasks. The Bicycle Education Regional Coordinator will work closely with a statewide project team to adhere to timelines and deliverables, supporting the program's expansion to 90% of eligible students by 2039.

Responsibilities

Administrative Support

• Serve as the primary contact for communications with assigned PE teachers in participating schools.
• Assist with tracking spending, budget, and completing quarterly financial reports in coordination with the ESD's fiscal department.
• Attend meetings with Cascade Bicycle Club and the AESD project teams.

Classroom Support

• Travel to schools to help run the Let's Go Bicycle Education Program during PE classes for grades 3-8.
• Support PE teachers during class to ensure adequate student-to-teacher ratios.
• Assist teachers with implementing the existing bike education curriculum.
• Provide and gather feedback to adapt the program to the needs of individual schools.

Bicycle Maintenance and Logistics

• Provide bicycle maintenance, including assembly, diagnosis, and repair.
• Tow cargo trailers and/or drive delivery trucks to transport equipment.

Requirements

• 2+ years of experience in bicycle maintenance with the ability to assemble, diagnose, and repair.
• Associate's degree or equivalent work experience in education, administrative support, bicycle fleet management, bicycle repair, or related fields.
• Prior experience or willingness to tow cargo trailers and/or drive delivery trucks.
• Knowledge of spreadsheet software and the ability to track and document financial activities.
• Valid WA Driver's License or ability to obtain one within 30 days.
• Ability to understand program structures and train Physical Education teachers.
• Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to document processes.
• Ability to develop and maintain positive relationships, foster trust with colleagues, and collaborate across diverse audiences.
• Ability to work with a project manager to scale the Bicycle Education Program regionally.
• Demonstrated flexibility in a fast-paced environment within an evolving program.
• High emotional intelligence, honesty, self-awareness, empathy, and optimism.

Preferred Qualifications

• Recent experience teaching and/or facilitating physical education programs, especially bicycle education.
• Prior experience with training teachers or teams.
• Strong interest or passion for bicycles as a method of transportation, exercise, or recreation.
• Familiarity with industrial warehouse equipment and operations.