Head Coach Boys Volleyball

Boys Volleyball - Head Coach
Non-contract no benefits
Paid by Stipend

Starting date: 8/8/26

Will this coach be teaching a class Yes one class every A day for the second semester

Contact Information:

• Name: Zachary Nelson
• Phone:
• Email:

Candidates are desired to haveexperience and knowledge in coaching at the high school all-star and/or college levels.

The mission of theprogram is to generate school spirit and promote sportsmanship at school athletic and other events. A balanced emphasis is placed on success in competition.

This coaching position doesnot requirea teaching certificate. Head coaches who are eminently qualified to teachclasses maybe paid the hourly teacher ratefor one class period throughout the school year (est. 45-90 days) plus the Alpine District board approved extra-curricular stipend.

A coach must be able to:

• Coordinate team selection/tryouts
• Coordinate and run safe and effective practices caring for the needs of the athletes
• Selects and prepares the competition team for local and national competitions
• Work communicate collaborate effectively with the athletes staff parents administration and support staff insupport of the schools vision for the team
• Maintain a positive image for the school community and team
• Engage in school and community events
• Support and motivate student athletes to do their best in academic studies.
• Develop sport-specific skills in athletes
• Provide individual instruction/guidance for student athletes in a constructive manner
• Adhere to state and NFHS safety guidelines rules and regulations of the sport/activity
• Manage plan and budget resources in conformity to Alpine School District regulations policy and procedures (PACE)
• Manage plan and provide fundraising opportunities for the team and individual costs associated with volleyball team (PACE)
• Oversee local and extended/out of state trips and events that are beneficial to the team and the school
• Maintains team equipment orders uniforms and gear
• Participates in the hiring and instructing of assistant coaches