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Oberlin City Schools is seeking qualified coaches and activity sponsors to lead athletic and co-curricular programs in Oberlin, Ohio. The district emphasizes strong supervision, student mentorship, and program integrity.
Applicants must complete required background checks, obtain a Pupil Activity Permit where applicable, and meet state certification expectations. Training via Coaches' Tool Chest and reference submissions are part of the process.
Employment of coaches and activity sponsors is contingent upon:
Must submit a Notice of Interest/Bid Form to be considered for available supplemental or co-curricular assignments:
Notice of Interest/Bid Form
Must submit the following:
Three letters of reference can be brief notes or emails addressed to the district. Each should state how the individual knows you, how long they have known you, and their recommendation for your hire. References may come from either personal or professional contacts.
Please complete both BCI and FBI background checks. If completed within the past year, you may provide copies; otherwise, new electronic fingerprinting is required.
Take the attached pre-coded form to the Oberlin Police Department (85 S. Main St., Oberlin), which ensures results are sent to both ODE and the District. Payment is by check (payable to Oberlin Police Dept) or exact cash only. No appointment is required, but you may call 440-774-1061 to confirm the system is available. Results are typically processed within 7 days and sent directly from Ohio BCI/FBI to ODE.
https://coachestoolchest.com/coaches/
The Coaches' Tool Chest certificate serves as proof that all requirements for the Pupil Activity Permit have been met. You must upload a copy of this certificate as verification of your Mental Health Training certification when completing your online application with the Office of Educator Licensure.
Effective October 3, 2023, Ohio law requires all athletic coaches to complete a student mental health training course approved by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS).
Please note that this is a single platformyou are trained once a year to meet all state compliance requirements. You no longer have to pursue and manage certifications from multiple platforms.
If you do not currently hold a valid Ohio Pupil Activity Permit, you will need to apply through the Ohio Department of Education's online system (OH|ID). If you are advising per 3301-27-01, you will need to provide proof of your valid educator license.
Our IRN Number is 044594.
https://sboe.ohio.gov/educator-licensure/apply-for-a-new-license/pupil-activity-coaching-permits
Only candidates who demonstrate a commitment to the highest personal and professional standards will be considered.
All individuals employed or volunteering in co-curricular or extra-curricular positions must comply with applicable Board policies, including Policies 3120.08 and 4120.08, and the OOEA Negotiated Agreement, Article 7.07, which defines the extracurricular salary service index.
All supplemental and pupil activity assignments automatically terminate at the conclusion of the contractual activity each year, in accordance with Ohio Revised Code 3319.11.
No coach or activity sponsor may begin working with students or receive compensation until:
No individual employed by the Board for co-curricular or extra-curricular duties may accept payment or compensation from any third-party source, including booster organizations, parents, or support groups. This restriction also applies to volunteers.
The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation and gender identity), disability, age, religion, military status, ancestry, genetic information, or any other legally protected category, in its programs and activities, including employment opportunities.