Coach, Basketball, Boys, Intermediate

Cleveland Metropolitan School DistrictPerry, GA
Onsite

About The Position

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) is seeking a Coach for Boys' Intermediate Basketball. This role provides guidance, support, and direction for students participating in CMSD sports programs. The district is committed to ensuring every child receives a high-quality education and that every neighborhood has a multitude of great schools. CMSD offers various educational options and provides students with technology to prepare them for the future. The Building Brighter Futures initiative aims to strengthen enrollment and provide scholars with more educational opportunities, including sports and extracurricular activities.

Requirements

  • Valid Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certificate is required
  • Must possess a Pupil-activity (coaching) permit from the Ohio Department of Education
  • Diploma, Transcripts, GED

Nice To Haves

  • Previous successful coaching experience is highly preferred
  • Knowledge of the technical aspects of the sport/activity and a willingness to seek out new techniques, aspects, or procedures for the sport/activity

Responsibilities

  • Attend CMSD Pre-season meetings
  • Understand and follow CMSD guidelines and rules
  • Attend and arrive promptly to practices and games
  • Track, communicate, and comply with student eligibility status
  • Submit roster, schedule, and transportation needs with the required paperwork to the athletic department and principal
  • Distribute, collect, and care for uniforms and equipment
  • Participate in the schedule professional developed by the Athletics Department
  • Upload scores and statistics to the approved CMSD reporting site
  • Cooperate with the principal to implement the vision of the program
  • Supervise students before and after practice and competitions
  • Communicate effectively with parents, staff, and administrators

Benefits

  • Drug-free workplace
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