This position teaches students the physical skills needed to play soccer and positively influences the attitudes and behaviors of players, students, and the community. The coach teaches cooperation, self-control, and proper sportsmanship while enforcing school district and FHSAA policies and standards. The coach plans and supervises practices, prepares schedules under the direction of the athletic director and District Director of Athletics, and prioritizes student welfare and safety. The role also includes assessing athletes’ physical readiness, managing eligibility and required documentation, maintaining appropriate use and care of equipment, and supervising students associated with the activity, including ensuring they are picked up after practices and games. The position requires knowledge of FHSAA and county sports rules, game rules, and child development, along with strong interpersonal, communication, and collaboration skills. Work involves face-to-face interaction with students, teams, parents, school personnel, agencies, and the public. The coach works indoors and outdoors, uses sport-appropriate athletic equipment, and must be able to meet the position’s needs with a flexible schedule. Physical demands include sitting, standing, walking, moving about, and frequently lifting, carrying, moving, or positioning objects weighing more than 20 pounds.
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