Athletic Coach

ATHLETIC COACH (PART-TIME / TEMPORARY / STIPEND – FTE)
Reports To

Athletic Director, in collaboration with building principal(s)

The Athletic Coach is a part-time, temporary, stipend (FTE) position responsible for leading and supervising a school athletic program. The coach will instruct student-athletes in fundamental skills, strategy, and conditioning while promoting sportsmanship, academic success, character development, and teamwork.

• Ability to organize, supervise, and lead an athletic program
• Previous successful coaching experience in the assigned sport preferred
• Strong knowledge of technical, tactical, and safety aspects of the sport
• Commitment to ongoing professional growth and best coaching practices
• Ability to serve as a positive role model for student-athletes

• Implement athletic department, district, state, and league policies
• Follow proper administrative procedures and communication channels
• Attend required meetings, events, and trainings
• Establish program philosophy, skills, and expectations
• Supervise and evaluate assistant coaches and support staff as assigned
• Promote teamwork, professionalism, and positive morale
• Mentor student-athletes in skill development, sportsmanship, and character
• Monitor academic performance and conduct
• Supervise athletes at practices, contests, and during travel
• Communicate team rules, safety procedures, and injury protocols

• Assist with scheduling, transportation, and event coordination
• Maintain required eligibility, medical, and consent documentation
• Assist with budget planning and operate within approved allocations
• Maintain inventory, care, and accountability of equipment and facilities

• Conduct preseason meetings with parents and athletes
• Promote the program within the school and community
• Maintain positive relationships with parents, media, officials, and boosters

• This position requires extended hours, physical activity, and risk management
• Community visibility and expectations are significant; student well-being and sportsmanship remain the priority
• Coaches are expected to exercise sound judgment in situations not specifically outlined