MS Boys Soccer Coach – Inspire Student-Athletes (PT)

Oakland Unified School District; Oakland (CA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

Oakland Unified School District is seeking a Part-Time Athletic Coach for the Bret Harte Middle School MS Boys Soccer program for the Winter 2026 season. The role involves coaching, scheduling, and coordinating with school staff to ensure a positive athletic experience for students.

Starting immediately, the coach must meet district coaching standards, maintain child-safety practices, and communicate effectively with parents and administrators throughout the season.

Qualifications

• Provide written evidence indicating knowledge of coaching theory and techniques.
• Knowledge of rules and regulations of the sport at the high school level.
• Knowledge of adolescent psychology as it relates to sports participation.
• Knowledge, skill and ability to maintain high safety standards in coaching at practices and contests.
• High ethical standards related to sportsmanship, fair play and relationships with students.
• Communication with parents/guardians and school staff regarding problems or emergencies during events.
• Knowledge of school policies and CIF policies related to athletics.

Responsibilities

• Instruct and coach students in the sport indicated.
• Help arrange playing schedules.
• Perform/assist in all coaching responsibilities associated with the position.
• Attend all required meetings and trainings as specified by OAL.
• Instill teamwork, discipline and positive relations with players, families and the school community.

Skills

Coaching knowledge

Safety awareness

Communication with parents

Adolescent psychology

Rules & CIF policies

Ethics in sports

Job description

Oakland Unified School District is seeking a Part-Time Athletic Coach for the Bret Harte Middle School MS Boys Soccer program for the Winter 2026 season. The role involves coaching, scheduling, and coordinating with school staff to ensure a positive athletic experience for students.

Starting immediately, the coach must meet district coaching standards, maintain child-safety practices, and communicate effectively with parents and administrators throughout the season.