Physical Education (P.E.) Teacher/Athletic Director

Physical Education (P.E.) Teacher/Athletic Director Meadow Glade Adventist Elementary in Battle Ground, WA North Pacific Union Conference | Oregon Conference of SDA The Physical Education Teacher and Athletic Director fulfills the mission of Adventist education by developing a comprehensive K-8 program that promotes student health, athletic skill, and spiritual wellness. This dual‑role position fosters a supportive environment built on commitment, humility, and positivity, overseeing both core PE instruction and the after‑school athletics program. Major Responsibilities Curriculum & Instruction: Plan and implement an engaging physical education curriculum. This role primarily serves as the Physical Education Specialist, delivering developmentally appropriate instruction that builds foundational skills, teamwork, and lifelong fitness habits. Athletic Leadership: Serve as Athletic Director, overseeing all interscholastic athletic programs and ensuring equal resources for all teams. Operations: Coordinate and schedule multiple sports seasons, practices, games, and transportation. Personnel Management: Recruit, supervise, and support volunteer coaches; conduct meetings regarding strategy and conduct. Compliance: Ensure adherence to league, conference, and school policies, including student eligibility and safety requirements. Character Development: Promote sportsmanship, teamwork, and Christ‑centered character development. Stewardship: Maintain and support athletics fundraisers and manage departmental budgets/equipment. Collaboration: Partner with administration, faculty, families, and community partners to support student success. Required Knowledge, Abilities, and Skills Developmental Knowledge: Understanding of the physical fitness, skill levels, and mental development of K‑8 young athletes. Technical Skill: In‑depth working knowledge of all sports (including volleyball, soccer, basketball), rules of sports, coaching techniques, and equipment procurement. Soft Skills: Strong organizational and leadership skills. Passion for mentoring young people. Ability to work independently, manage details, meet deadlines, and motivate student‑athletes. Embodies a growth mindset with a daily reflection of practice. Supports a climate that values excellence and achievement, understanding that excuses are irrelevant. Technology: Proficiency in job‑appropriate technology and digital record‑keeping. Required Experience Education: Bachelor’s degree in Education or a related field (experience in a school setting is a plus). Certification: Must hold a current Denominational Teaching Certificate (or be willing to work toward it), AND must hold or be able to obtain a Washington State teaching certificate by the date of employment. Background Check: Cleared background check with the Oregon Conference of SDA. Health & Safety: Current CPR/AED certification and First Aid training. Completion of the course in Concussion Awareness in Athletics. Adventist Athletics: Completion of Coaching Distinctly Adventist Sports (1140). Legal: Must possess the legal right to work and reside in the United States. Salary & Benefits: Based on the North American Division (NAD) denominational wage scale and policies. How to Apply: Submit a resume including three professional references and a pastoral reference to Ric Peinado at View email address on click.appcast.io . #J-18808-Ljbffr Adventist Education