PORT ANGELES SCHOOL DISTRICT
Head Baseball Coach at Port Angeles High School
PORT ANGELES SCHOOL DISTRICT, Port Angeles, Washington, United States, 98362
Description
The Head Boys’ Baseball Coach Position at Port Angeles High School is available for prospective coaches looking to advance a career in coaching. Port Angeles High School, in the State of Washington, is a 2A school with a current 9 – 12 enrollment of approximately 979 students. The community is a “One Team Town” with a rich history of supporting exceptional Baseball programs. Port Angeles is a member of the 9 team, 2A/1A, Olympic League. The Head Coach will be responsible for all aspects of program management, including assisting with selection of the coaching staff, budget management, equipment inventory, practice planning and management, game preparation and management, travel planning and supervision of participants, and communication with parents and community. Qualifications
The successful candidate will prioritize sportsmanship, work ethic, consistency, athletic strength and conditioning, and will maintain and establish tradition and community involvement. A thorough understanding of Baseball, the ability to relate well to student-athletes, as well as the ability to teach fundamental aspects and skills involved in Baseball are required. The candidate will display positive qualities such as enthusiasm, a strong work ethic, and loyalty. The successful candidate must also represent the program with appropriate behavior and integrity at all times while developing and maintaining productive relationships with other employees, parents, students, and opponents where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. High school or middle school coaching experience required. Collegiate Baseball playing experience may be substituted for coaching experience. Must meet WIAA Coaching Standards, or have the ability and willingness to work toward standards. Must hold current First Aid and CPR Certification, or be enrolled in a certification class. Maintain appropriate levels of confidentiality in all matters pertaining to students, parents, staff, and program.
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The Head Boys’ Baseball Coach Position at Port Angeles High School is available for prospective coaches looking to advance a career in coaching. Port Angeles High School, in the State of Washington, is a 2A school with a current 9 – 12 enrollment of approximately 979 students. The community is a “One Team Town” with a rich history of supporting exceptional Baseball programs. Port Angeles is a member of the 9 team, 2A/1A, Olympic League. The Head Coach will be responsible for all aspects of program management, including assisting with selection of the coaching staff, budget management, equipment inventory, practice planning and management, game preparation and management, travel planning and supervision of participants, and communication with parents and community. Qualifications
The successful candidate will prioritize sportsmanship, work ethic, consistency, athletic strength and conditioning, and will maintain and establish tradition and community involvement. A thorough understanding of Baseball, the ability to relate well to student-athletes, as well as the ability to teach fundamental aspects and skills involved in Baseball are required. The candidate will display positive qualities such as enthusiasm, a strong work ethic, and loyalty. The successful candidate must also represent the program with appropriate behavior and integrity at all times while developing and maintaining productive relationships with other employees, parents, students, and opponents where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. High school or middle school coaching experience required. Collegiate Baseball playing experience may be substituted for coaching experience. Must meet WIAA Coaching Standards, or have the ability and willingness to work toward standards. Must hold current First Aid and CPR Certification, or be enrolled in a certification class. Maintain appropriate levels of confidentiality in all matters pertaining to students, parents, staff, and program.
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