Baseball Head Coach, High School (EX)-Archbishop Curley High School, Baltimore MD

Monsignor Slade Catholic School, Inc.; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 4,000 - 5,000; Part time

Job summary

Monsignor Slade Catholic School, Inc. is looking for a passionate Varsity Head Baseball Coach for Archbishop Curley High School in Baltimore, MD. The coach will lead the baseball program, fostering a competitive environment and student-athlete growth both academically and personally. Required qualifications include strong leadership and recruiting abilities, alongside extensive knowledge of baseball. The position is part-time with a pay range of $4,000 to $5,000 per season.

Qualifications

• Extensive knowledge of the game of baseball.
• Proven ability to build and maintain a positive, disciplined, and competitive team culture.
• Experience developing players and preparing student-athletes for collegiate opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Lead and oversee all aspects of the baseball program.
• Develop a competitive program within the MIAA A Conference.
• Organize practices, offseason development, and game preparation.

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Organizational skills

Coaching certification

Relationship building

Recruiting

Job description

Baseball Head Coach, High School (EX)-Archbishop Curley High School, Baltimore MD

Job Category: Teachers/Education

Requisition Number: BASEB002458

• Posted : May 7, 2026
• Part-Time

Archbishop Curley High School is seeking a passionate, experienced, and visionary Varsity Head Baseball Coach to lead one of the premier programs in the MIAA A Conference. We are looking for a leader who is committed to developing student‑athletes both competitively and personally, while building and sustaining a championship culture across all levels of the program.

Located in Baltimore, Archbishop Curley High School is a Roman Catholic, college-preparatory institution rooted in the Franciscan tradition. The school is dedicated to the development of the “Curley Man,” who is challenged to reach his maximum academic and personal potential, becoming a man of faith, character, discipline, and service to others.

Essential Functions

• Lead and oversee all aspects of the baseball program
• Develop a competitive program within the MIAA A Conference
• Build and sustain a strong culture centered on accountability, discipline, and teamwork
• Coordinate player development across Varsity, JV, and Freshman/Sophomore levels
• Foster relationships with youth and feeder programs to strengthen long‑term program success
• Promote student‑athlete growth academically, athletically, and personally
• Assist players with college recruitment opportunities and exposure
• Organize practices, offseason development, and game preparation
• Serve as a positive representative of Archbishop Curley High School and its mission

Position Qualifications

• Extensive knowledge of the game of baseball
• Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills
• Proven ability to build and maintain a positive, disciplined, and competitive team culture
• Experience developing players and preparing student‑athletes for collegiate opportunities
• Strong recruiting and relationship‑building abilities
• Commitment to establishing and maintaining a strong youth pipeline and feeder system
• Ability to oversee and manage all levels of the program, including Varsity, JV, and Freshman/Sophomore teams
• Willingness to obtain coaching certification if not already certified

Pay Range: $4,000 - $5,000, per season

Benefits: This is not a benefit‑eligible position

Coaching Students

Expert

Developing Schedules

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Exceptional Judgement

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High School Sports Experience

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Individualized Fitness Instruction

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Inventory Management

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Physical Fitness Planning

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Program Supervision

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Record Management

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Web Site Management

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