26/27 High School Assistant Cheer Coach (Central High School)

Kansas City Public Schools; Kansas City (MO); Sur place; USD 3 800 - 5 200; Temps partiel

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Stipend-based coaching position

Résumé du poste

Kansas City Public Schools is seeking a High School Assistant Cheer Coach to lead the cheer program for varsity-level competition, aligning with district goals and MSHSAA standards.

The role focuses on student-athlete development, equipment management, and ensuring ethical conduct during practices and contests. It is a stipend-based, extra-pay coaching position governed by the CBA.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of sport coaching philosophy and methods.
• Commitment to student-athlete development and sportsmanship.
• Ability to implement and enforce athletic standards as per governing rules.

Responsabilités

• Lead varsity-level cheer program per MSHSAA standards.
• Supervise students at practices and contests and manage equipment inventory.
• Maintain program records and communicate results to athletic director.

Connaissances

Sport coaching

Formation

MSHSAA/NFHS Coaching Principles Course

Sports First Aid Courses

Description du poste

Job Title

High School Assistant Cheer Coach

Salary Grade

$4,500/season

Department

Athletics

Reports To

Athletic Director/ Building Principal

Position Summary

Provide leadership for the school's athletic program through the continuous development, implementation, and enhancement of the sport(s) assigned, while promoting student-athlete growth, program excellence, and alignment with district goals and expectations.

Essential Duties And Responsibilities

• Compete with a full team in a complete varsity schedule (according to MSHSAA standards).


• Implement and enforce athletic standards as outlined in the MSHSAA Handbook and attend all MSHSAA required sessions for head coaches and District professional development meetings.


• Responsible for student supervision at practices and contests in accordance with KCMSD Athletic Department.


• Assume responsibility for constant care of equipment and inventory being used. Inspect all athletic equipment and facilities (verify inventory) and submit documentation to Athletic Director/Principal.


• Conduct team and self in an ethical manner during practices and contests, always exemplifying the highest standards of sportsmanship (LEADERSHIP AND SIDELINE SPORTSMANSHIP SHOULD BE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY, SO AS TO MODEL TO THE PARTICIPANTS THE DESIRED TYPE OF BEHAVIOR).


• Arrange for the systematic return of all school equipment, maintain a correct inventory and hold the student-athlete responsible for all equipment not returned in accordance with the KCMSD Athletic Department Handbook.


• Maintain records of team and individual accomplishments and arrange for the issuance of letters and special awards.


• All information must be turned in to the Athletic Director within two weeks after the completion of the season.


• Work with the Principal to provide a solid program.


• Continue professional growth through clinics and professional publications.


• Responsible for all aspects of: player development, fund raising, internal & external promotion of specific sport and needs, and supervising an effective staff of assistant coaches.


• Has full responsibility for all aspects of the program.


• Establish performance goals for each sport season and evaluates them during and after the season.


• Promote student athlete’s accomplishments academically and athletically.


• Provide statistics after each contest to District Public Relations and other media.


• Must fulfill 8 contact hours of professional development: Outside mtgs/Clinics, School level mtgs, District level mtgs


• Must successfully complete the MSHSAA/NFHS Coaching Principles Course and Sports First Aid Courses.


• A strong commitment to the student-athlete concept and must have working knowledge of all collegiate eligibility center regulations.

To Be Successful at This Job, You'll Need To: (Minimum Qualifications)

• Knowledge of particular sport (philosophy & coaching)


• Must successfully complete the MSHSAA /NFHS Coaching Principles Course and Sports First Aid Courses.


• A strong commitment to the student-athlete concept and working knowledge of all collegiate eligibility center regulations.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

This Job Requires That The Employee Be Able To

Sit, stand, walk, speak, hear, use hands, fingers, reach with hands and fingers; bend, stoop, and lift objects of at least 25 pounds.

• NOTE: This position is a stipend based extra pay position under the Teachers, Librarians and Counselors CBA. Prevailing pay schedules in the CBA govern all coaching/extra pay positions.