Head Boys Swim Coach

Auburn School District Job Title: Head Coach - High School Reports To: Athletic Director Unit Classification: Coaches Duties and responsibilities :

Evidence

of

strong

community

interest

and

participation.

Ability

to

manage

and

maintain

a

large

athletic

program.

Ability

to

communicate

effectively

with

players,

staff,

parents,

and

community

members.

Commitment

to

the

athletic

program

as

an

integral

part

of

the

district

school

program.

Ability

to

relate

effectively

with

colleagues.

Maintain

an

active

association

with

the

professional

coaching

community. Requirements :

Experience

as

head

coach

preferred;

Valid

CPR

and

First

Aid

cards;

Coach

must

be

a

high

school

graduate

or

have

completed

a

graduation

equivalency

diploma

(GED)

program

and

be

at

least

21

years

of

age

to

be

a

head

coach;

Ability

to

maintain

strong,

productive

relationships

with

other

employees,

parents,

and

students;

Ability

to

work

under

pressure,

to

pay

attention

to

detail,

to

concentrate,

and

to

follow

directions;

Maintain

appropriate

levels

of

confidentiality

in

all

matters

pertaining

to

students,

parents,

staff,

and

program;

Willingness

to

perform

tasks

as

assigned.

Required Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Related to Cultural Competence and Equity:

Ability

to

recognize

and

demonstrate

awareness

of

own

cultural

identity

as

well

as

accepting

and

respecting

the

cultural

identity

of

others.

Commitment

to

establishing

and

supporting

an

environment

that

promotes

cultural

competence

and

equitable

treatment

of

all

staff,

students,

and

families

of

the

district.

Ability

to

support

and

promote

the

Auburn

School

District's

commitment

to

"Engage.

Educate.

Empower

With

Equity

and

Excellence".

Working Conditions: Physical Requirements: The Head Coach role involves frequent movement, including standing

for

extended

periods,

walking,

running,

bending,

and

demonstrating

physical

activities

during

practices

and

games.

The

position

may

require

occasional

lifting

or

carrying

of

equipment

weighing

up

to

50

pounds.

Coaches

must

have

the

stamina

to

lead

practices,

manage

game-day

responsibilities,

and

actively

engage

with

athletes

during

training

and

competition.

The

role

may

involve

travel

to

and

from

games,

tournaments,

or

events,

which

could

include

evening

and

weekend

hours.

Work

Environment:

Work

is

performed

in

gymnasiums,

weight

rooms,

locker

rooms,

and

outdoor

athletic

facilities,

depending

on

team

needs

and

weather

conditions.

The

noise

level

is

often

moderate

to

loud

due

to

athletic

activity,

crowds,

and

equipment

use.

The

coach

is

responsible

for

the

safety

and

well-being

of

student-athletes

and

must

remain

alert

and

responsive

during

all

team

activities.

This

position

requires

close

collaboration

with

school

staff,

parents,

students,

and

community

members

and

demands

a

high

level

of

professionalism

and

emotional

resilience,

especially

during

competitive

or

high-pressure

situations.

The statements above are intended to describe the general nature of the work being performed by people assigned

to

this

job.

They

are

not

intended

to

be

an

exhaustive

list

of

all

responsibilities

and

qualifications

of

personnel

so

classified.