"educational director" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the person in charge of running an educational program or institution. For example, "The educational director was responsible for the implementation of the new curriculum."
Later, he was international affairs secretary and national educational director.
Her mother is the educational director at Temple Ner Tamid in Bloomfield, N.J.
The bridegroom, 29, is an educational director at Hillel in Manhattan.
"They take leave from their current employment and pay their own expenses," said Diane Snowball, educational director for the group.
Calling on a press agent of a firm of wine and liquor importers, the switchboard girl said she would connect us with their educational director.
The person responsible for handling the financial end of things at Sound Portraits is Stacy Abramson, 29, the company's managing editor and educational director.
Twenty-two diffeducationaltional directors, solely or in partnerships, led the North American trainings.
Only Certified Feldenkrais Trainers can serve as educational directors of training programs [ 6, 7].
The respondents' positions were: 9 (3.5%) university vice chancellors, 8 (3.1%) school deans, 29 (11.4%) vice deans, 179 (70.5%) heads of departments and 29 (11.4%) educational directors or other senior administrators.
Robinson's daughter, Sharon, became a midwife, educator, director of educational programming for MLB, and the author of two books about her father.
"We're really excited about it here," said John Connolly, educational technology director for the Chicago Public Schools, which began allowing teachers to use YouTube for Schools last month.
