Job Description
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Bachelor’s Degree; Valid Texas teaching certificate;
- 2. A minimum of five (5) years’ coaching experience, preferred;
- 3. Demonstrated skill and competence in planning, organizing and directing student athletic activities;
- 4. Demonstrates skill and competence in working with other coaches, teachers, and administrators;
- 5. Such alternatives to the above qualifications as the Board of Trustees may find appropriate.
PRIMARY PURPOSE: Support and supervise the athletic programs on the high school campus.
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Administrative/Professional, Salary Commensurate with Experience, 226 days
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES
- Supports and supervises all phases of the athletic program and athletic coaches and encourages athletes to participate in every sport in which they have talent and interest; ensures that all coaches are working toward a common goal to promote the entire campus athletic program and unity with the feeder schools.
- Promotes the athletic program by meeting with the media, civic groups, booster clubs, parent and school organizations; assists head coaches in promoting their teams and their sports.
- Demonstrates skills in conflict resolution with administrators, parents, teachers, coaches and/or the community.
- Consults with the principal or athletic director if the problem requires additional attention.
- Schedules regular meetings of all coaches on campus to discuss issues such as maximum participation, off-season programs, scheduling, discipline and/or goals, or to resolve conflicts or concerns.
- Assists the athletic director in coordinating the competitive sports program, developing lines of communication, and ensuring continuity at the assigned high school with the and feeder middle schools.
- Assumes the responsibility for the total football program at the high school and feeder schools, organizes in-service meetings as needed and conducts the program within the rules as outlined in the UIL Constitution and Contest Rules; attends UIL and district meetings when requested.
- Follows required district procedures when assisting the athletic department, human resource department, and principal in recruiting and interviewing coaching personnel.
- Evaluate head coaches in each sport, athletic trainers (with the principal), and all assistant football coaches; approve the evaluation of all other assistant coaches by their head coach; ensure that the evaluation process is conducted according to policy.
- Assist the athletic director with duty rosters, schedules, and securing working personnel for sub-varsity football games, basketball games, baseball games, track meets, interschool games and scrimmages, playoff games, and other athletic events as needed.
- With the principal’s approval, assign coaches to scouting responsibilities, in-service meetings, and other duties related to coaching.
- Disseminates UIL rules and regulations as they relate to each head coach’s program; maintains file copies of pertinent UIL materials, eligibility forms, transfer forms, grade reports; and ensures that the UIL and district guidelines are followed.
- Ensures that all coaches have a notarized UIL “Professional Acknowledgment” form on file with the athletic department and that all UIL forms are filed in a timely manner.
- Assists the Principal in designing the master schedule to maximize the use of coaching personnel, athletic periods, conference periods, and optimum utilization of facilities.
- Assists the athletic director in coordinating transportation requests for all sports on campus.
- Ensures that head coaches complete and submit bid requests and inventories on time and receive and disperse properly fitting equipment for all sports, including football, on campus.
- Assists the athletic director in improving and maintaining the athletic fields, gymnasiums, courts, and track on campus.
- Assists in developing the Athletic Policy and Procedures Handbook; establishes a uniform campus lettering policy.
- Ensures that the trainers maintain proper physical examination forms and insurance information relevant to student athletes.
- Improve leadership skills through self-initiated professional development activities.
- Perform duties in a professional, ethical, and responsible manner as defined in the TEA Code of Ethics for Educators and TISD policy.
- Use information provided through the District appraisal process to improve performance.
- Organizes, directs or participates in football clinics during the school year or summer month.
- Assists the athletic director in organizing and scheduling gym us/rentals for outside groups or teams.
- Assists the athletic director during the summer months as needed.
- Perform other tasks and assumes such responsibilities as related to the position and as assigned.
- Annually establish and meet performance goals.
Level
Education Sponsored Youth (high school/middle school)
Certifications
Atavus Tackling Certification, First Aid/CPR/AED
Teaching Certifications
Health and Physical Education
Classification
6A
THSCA Region (TX high schools only)
VI