Lead Middle School Track & Field Coach (After School)

Chariho Regional School District; Wood River Junction (RI); In loco; USD 25.000 - 39.000; Part-time

Descrizione del lavoro

Chariho Regional School District in Wood River Junction, Rhode Island, seeks a Head Track & Field Coach for Chariho Middle School to lead the season from late March to late May. The Head Coach oversees the program and directs the assistant coach, plans practices, and ensures safety and compliance.

The role requires RIIL knowledge, strong leadership, and the ability to monitor student academics, manage equipment, and communicate with parents and the Athletic Director.

Competenze

• First Aid & CPR certification required.
• NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching certificate required.
• Concussion in Sports certificate (annual) required.
• Sudden Cardiac Arrest certificate (annual) required.
• Protecting Students from Abuse certificate required.
• Federal Background Check required.
• Chauffeur's license may be required.
• Citizenship, residency or work visa required.

Mansioni

• Oversee and manage the middle school track & field program from late March to late May.
• Instruct athletes in sport rules, equipment, and techniques.
• Direct practice sessions and oversee tryouts and skill development.
• Monitor academic performance of athletes and enforce eligibility rules.
• Plan game strategy and monitor risk, injuries, and safety procedures.
• Maintain facilities, equipment, and uniforms, with proper security.
• Coordinate with the Athletic Director and communicate with parents.

Formazione

First Aid & CPR Certificate

NFHS Fundamentals of Coaching Certificate

Concussion in Sports Certificate

Sudden Cardiac Arrest Certificate

Protecting Students from Abuse Certificate

Federal Background Check

Chauffeur's License (may be required)

Citizenship/Residency/work visa required

Descrizione del lavoro

Chariho Regional School District in Wood River Junction, Rhode Island, seeks a Head Track & Field Coach for Chariho Middle School to lead the season from late March to late May. The Head Coach oversees the program and directs the assistant coach, plans practices, and ensures safety and compliance.

The role requires RIIL knowledge, strong leadership, and the ability to monitor student academics, manage equipment, and communicate with parents and the Athletic Director.