Softball- Varsity Head Coach

Grandview Heights City School District•Columbus, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This position involves supervising and instructing the girls' varsity softball team, which typically consists of 15-20 student-athletes. The coach will conduct regular practices, coach student-athletes positively, and ensure their safety during practices and competitions. Responsibilities include developing practice and training plans for athletes of varying ability levels, supervising and traveling with the team to all contests, and working with the Athletic Director to schedule future contests and order necessary apparel and equipment. The role also includes handling all fundraising projects, approving expenditures from the activity account, and addressing disciplinary issues according to the athletic code of conduct. Collaboration with administration, faculty, parent groups, and athletes for information coordination is also a key function.

Requirements

Experience in the designated sport
Must meet all coaching requirements as specified by the Board of Education and OHSAA, including acquiring a pupil activity permit and CPR certification

Nice To Haves

Prior coaching experience preferred
Van certification preferred

Responsibilities

Supervise and instruct the girls’ varsity softball team consisting of approximately 15-20 student-athletes.
Conduct regular practices for the team.
Coach student-athletes in a positive manner.
Ensure the safety of all student-athletes during practices and competitions.
Develop practice and training plans for athletes with differing ability levels.
Supervise and travel with the team to all contests.
Work with the Athletic Director to schedule future contests.
Work with the Athletic Director to order necessary apparel and equipment.
Handles all fundraising projects in which athletes are engaged.
Approves any expenditures from the activity account.
Handles disciplinary problems that arise following the rules set down in the athletic code of conduct.
Works with administration, faculty, parent groups, and athletes to coordinate information.