Elementary Boys Basketball Coach

South East Education Cooperative Consortium; United States; On-site; USD 17,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

Richland #44 School District is seeking an Elementary Boys Basketball Coach for 5th & 6th grade students. The role involves leading practices at 3:15pm and games around 4:30pm on M, T, TH, F, with clinics required by NDHSAA.

Reports to the Athletic Director and collaborates with parents and players to support development and enjoyment of the sport. Position covers activities from late February to mid-April, focusing on coaching, safety, and communication to foster growth and teamwork in a

Qualifications

• Must pass NDHSAA clinics.
• Must be a good communicator.
• Responsible for facilitating training for 5th & 6th grade boys basketball.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate training for 5th & 6th grade boys basketball.
• Work with parents and players to meet needs.
• Communicate effectively with staff and athletes.
• Coordinate practices and games as scheduled per season.

Skills

Good communicator

Education

NDHSAA coaching clinics

Job description

• Position Type: Athletics/Activities/ Coaching

Position Title: Elementary Boys Basketball Coach
Department: Athletics
Reports To: Athletic Director
Date: ~End of February to mid-April
Hours: Practices at 3:15pm and most games starting at 4:30pm M, T, TH, F (no Wednesday activities)
Salary: $1,987
Responsible for facilitating training for 5th & 6th grade boys basketball.
Work with parents and players to meet needs.
Good communicator.
Must pass all clinics required by NDHSAA.

Richland #44 School District is a Class B school district of about 300 students with two school buildings (PK-6 in Abercrombie and 7-12 in Colfax). We are idyllically located about halfway between Fargo and Wahpeton, giving families and staff the best of both worlds with a small-town feel close to larger areas. Our mission is Educating students to be responsible citizens and leaders and we believe in a safe and supportive environment that fosters relationships and high expectations for all students.