FLSA Status:NonExempt Terms of Employment:Casual/Seasonal Benefits Type:NonBenefited - Casual/Seasonal or EPER Reports To:Building Principal Salary:Commensurate with the Brandywine School District's EPER Salary ScheduleTo Apply:Click "Apply Online" for complete application instructions.
Job Goal: To instruct athletes in the fundamental skills, strategy, and physical training necessary for them to realize a degree of individual and team success. At the same time, the student shall receive instruction that will lead to the formulation of moral values, pride of accomplishment, acceptable social behavior, self-discipline, and self-confidence.
Job Qualifications:
1. Certificated and/or professionally licensed non-administrative employee of the Brandywine School District.
2. The ability to organize and supervise a total sports program.
3. Previous successful coaching experience in the identified sport.
4. Must have substantial knowledge of the technical aspects of identified sport and be
willing to continue to examine new theories and procedures pertinent to the identified sport.
Essential Functions:
1. Full responsibility for the overall supervision of his/her program.
2. Responsible for knowing, understanding, and implementing the DIAA rules and any supplementary rules imposed by
the school and attending the mandatory rules clinic and coaches meetings. Must be certified in Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR).
3. Responsible for verifying each athlete's academic and medical eligibility.
4. Supervise and conduct practices and contests in a safe manner.
5. Supervise all athletes after practices and games/contests until they leave the school grounds.
6. Maintain a professional appearance.
7. Manage uniforms, equipment, and facilities responsibly – return them in good condition minus normal wear and tear
and notify the Athletic Director immediately of any defective or damaged equipment.
8. Notify the Athletic Director of annual budgetary needs.
9. Work toward building and teaching good sportsmanship, cooperative work ethic, and responsibility.
10. Work toward developing good public relations with the parents, school, booster club, and community.
11. Communicate with the Athletic Director, administrators, assistant coaches, players, and parents.
12. Direct injured athletes to the nurse and report injuries to the nurse.
13. Administrative Duties:
a. Provide team rules and practice schedules to athletes, parents, and Athletic Director.
b. Submit an eligibility report and keep emergency cards on athletes with you at all times.
c. Have accurate rosters available for the Athletic Director, newspaper, school, and parents.
d. Adhere to the DIAA state tournament manual deadlines.
e. Submit an end of the year report to include:
i. Team records, standings, and individual awards.
ii. Uniform and equipment inventory.
iii. Obligations for lost or missing uniforms and equipment.
The Delaware Department of Education (DDOE) provides educational support to residents from birth through adulthood. DDOE supports Delaware public schools – which includes 19 school districts and 23 charter schools – with resources, professional development, grant access and more so that all Delaware students are ready for success in college, career and life.
DDOE additionally manages educator licensure and certification, registers homeschools, facilitates adult and prison education programs, supports early learning and higher education institutes, and facilitates additional programs as outlined in Delaware Code.
Delaware education policies, laws, and regulations are often formed in partnership with local educators and stakeholders, the State Board of Education, the Professional Standards Board and the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association (DIAA).
In Delaware, any child between age five and 16 is required to attend a public school, homeschool or other non-public option.
