Regional School District #10
2026-2027
Position: ATA - Auditorium Tech. (Category 1/hourly)
Position Overview
Regional School District #10 is seeking a skilled and reliable Auditorium Tech &
Stage Support professional to assist with the technical operation and management of
our school auditorium. This position plays a key role in ensuring high‑quality
production support for a variety of school and community events throughout the year.
Key Responsibilities
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Oversee and operate theatrical lighting, sound systems, projection equipment, and general auditorium technical resources.
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Provide technical support for major annual events, including:
- Approximately 3 drama productions per year
- Annual school concerts
- Outside organization events such as dance recitals, etc.
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Support additional events as scheduled throughout the school year.
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Manage the setup, breakdown, and general oversight of auditorium equipment and staging.
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Ensure proper maintenance, functionality, and safe operation of all theatrical and technical systems.
Required Qualifications
- Knowledge of theatrical lighting and sound design, including equipment operation and troubleshooting.
- Ability to program and operate show control software; familiarity with Q‑Lab and X32 Mix preferred.
- General understanding of theatrical staging, rigging, and equipment maintenance.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to work collaboratively with staff, students, and outside groups.
Location: John A. Deeb Auditorium
Reports to: Director of Facilities
Starting Date: ASAP
Date Posted: Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Wage: $40/hour
Application
Deadline: When filled
Application Procedure for Internal Candidates:
Interested staff members should send a letter of interest to the Director of Facilities, Rich Miller, by Monday, March 30th, at 2:00 PM.
Regional School District 10 (Burlington) is a regular school district with 4 schools, 169 teachers and 2,036 students. Total Revenue is $50,971,000 and is trending flat. Regional School District 10 (Burlington) spends $22,167 per student per year on instruction.