Head Girls Golf Coach @ Hermiston High School

Position: 2026-2027: Head Girls Golf Coach @ Hermiston High School
Hermiston School District is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Head Girls' Golf Coach at Hermiston High School. This position is an excellent opportunity for an exceptional coach who has demonstrated the abilities, skills, and knowledge to lead a quality golf program. Position begins with the  season.

Required Qualifications:

• Successful head/assistant golf coaching experience
• Must possess a current working knowledge of the fundamentals and rules of golfing

Preferred Qualifications:

• Must demonstrate an understanding of training related to the sport of golf
• Must have an understanding and ability to work with and develop a program from youth through high school

Personal Traits:

• Has a positive attitude and is an inspiring and enthusiastic leader
• Is a team player dedicated to excellence in all phases of the educational program
• Has the ability to plan effectively and is well organized
• Has the ability to communicate effectively
• Has a caring attitude and sensitivity toward people
• Has time and willingness to work with youth and community program

About the School:

Hermiston High School educates a growing population, serving ~1600 students grades 9-12, with over 140 dedicated teachers and support staff members. The principal is supported by three assistant principals, an athletic director, and a dean of students.

The largest high school in all of Eastern Oregon, Hermiston provides a robust offering of content courses as well as a variety of elective curriculums that are tied to regional college degrees, certificates, and programs. Annually, over 5000 college credits are earned across six recognized Programs of Study through partnerships with various community colleges and institutions of higher education, instructed on campus by qualified HHS staff.

Performance across the disciplines has been strong, where Hermiston High School students perform at or above the state average and consistently outperform schools of similar constitution. An extremely low drop-out rate, one of the highest completion rates in the state, and a culture towards "Destination College" has been well established where nearly 60% of high school graduates attend 2 and 4 year institutions following graduation.

The newer, ~300,000 square foot campus, is exceptionally well-maintained and boasts some 70 classrooms, 9 computer labs, media center, student fitness complex, comprehensive CTE and fine arts facilities, an on-site alternative school, and a robust online learning program. A new $5.0M sports facility recently lauded as "The Best Prep Stadium in Oregon (Oregon Live, 2014)," provides a state-of-the-art collegiate-level track and field complex and all-weather football and soccer surface.

Hermiston High School utilizes a semester schedule and modified block system that provides a combination of 50 minute and 90 minute classes during each week. Students are offered 4 different diploma completion options, with the alternative high school offering a GED preparation track as well.

A diverse student body, a strength of the community and the school, Hermiston High School is comprised primarily of students who are considered Caucasian (55%) with the largest minority being of Hispanic decent (40%).

State-recognized co-curricular organizations such as FFA, FCCLA, DECA, and Robotics boast large numbers of students and incredible community support. Likewise, club activities in such areas as Spanish, science, Key Club, outdoor, knowledge bowl, rodeo, and National Honor Society are just a few of the additional offerings students participate in.

About the District:

The Hermiston School District is the largest district in eastern Oregon, exceeding 5,600 students in grades kindergarten through 12, with the mission of serving the needs of all children with rigorous program choices, high expectations, mutual respect, and excellence. The school district includes a 9-12 senior high school, two 6-8 middle schools, six K-5 elementary schools, and a robust online learning program option for students and families.

Support for the school district has been strong from the community. In 2019 voters approved an $82.7 million building project, which includes…