Head Baseball Coach

Head Baseball Coach ST HELENS SD 502, St. Helens High School - St. Helens, Oregon Job Summary The head coach is responsible for directing the program in accordance with District goals in the best interest of the students and the schools. The head coach is expected to adhere to the policies of the St. Helens School District, and the regulations of the school, the Northwest Oregon Conference Standard Operating Procedures, and the OSAA. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Responsible for determining the system of play. Responsible for scheduling and conducting practice sessions with due consideration for the health and welfare of students and staff. Responsible for establishing and maintaining effective communication with parents, players and the Athletic Director. Responsible for the promotion of the sport by cooperating with newspapers and other media. Responsible for modeling respect for the judgment of officials and their interpretation of the rules; refraining from public protests which often lead to similar behavior by the players and spectators. Responsible for modeling good sportsmanship, fair play, and ethical conduct at all times. You are further expected to require the same of assistant coaches and players. Responsible for review and compliance of School Board policies regarding harassment of students. You are further expected to require the same of any assistant coaches and players. Responsible for the team’s conduct during practice, travel, at contests, and all other times when the team is representing the school. They are to be ever mindful that their conduct and the conduct of their team are seen as an extension of the school. Responsible for encouraging academic and desirable student/teacher relationships. Responsible for coordinating with the Athletic Director pertaining to the budget, injuries, rosters, inventory, and eligibility; and to maintain complete and accurate records. Responsible for compliance with all School District policies and administrative regulations relative to fundraising and conducting camps and clinics. Responsible for cooperating with other coaches in providing the optimum sports program possible under existing conditions. Responsible for consulting with the Athletic Director in matters in budgeting, scheduling, and purchasing of equipment. Responsible for providing each athlete and his/her parents, in writing, program expectations, fundraising expectations, award standards, and rules of conduct. Coaches are to enforce established standards and ensure that due process is observed. Responsible for compliance with the OSAA out-of-season practice limitations rule. Responsible for seeing that no athlete participates before providing the coach with completed Athletic Participation Forms. Responsible for seeing that no student athlete is permitted to participate unless he or she is in good physical condition and has completed all required stretching, warm up, and conditioning prior to participating in the athletic activity. Responsible for supervising the students in the area being used for the activity, i.e. gym, locker room, weight‑room, bus, etc. Responsible for making recommendations to the Athletic Director for player awards in accordance with the procedures established by the school. Responsible for conducting awards presentations for his/her sport. Responsible for conducting an evaluation at the end of the season dealing with the success of the season and the assistant coaches’ performance. Responsible for promoting and encouraging participation in the sport. Responsible for representing the school at required meetings in the Northwest Oregon Conference. Responsible for attending all meetings concerning the promotion of athletics in the district (Boosters, Athletic Council, etc.). Responsible for attending all practices and games unless otherwise excused by the Administration or Athletic Director. Responsible for other duties related to their assignment as designated by the School Administration and/or Athletic Director and other duties as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities Assistant coaches and students Qualifications To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. High School Diploma or Equivalent. Ability and skill to oversee and direct the athletic team to which assigned. Personal qualifications which indicate an ability to understand and work with youth. Prior job‑related experience will be considered but not required. Such alternative or additional qualifications as the Administration/Athletic Director may find appropriate or acceptable. Must have or be willing to obtain NFHS Certification and Steroid and Concussion Management Training. Must have or be willing to attend Blood Borne Pathogens, Sexual Harassment, Bullying Prevention and Child Abuse Training. Must be willing to submit to a pre‑employment drug screen and background check. Ability to obtain a First Aid and CPR certification recommended. Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Stand/walk 4–6 hours. Sit 2–4 hours. Occasionally bend/kneel/squat/reach, climb stairs or ladders, use hands for repetitive motions, lift and hold items to forty pounds. Salary As negotiated in the SHEA agreement. $6,752 to $8,840 Per Season Evaluation In accordance with district policy. Contact Information Ted Hirning , Athletic Director St. Helens High School Email: View email address on click.appcast.io #J-18808-Ljbffr Young World Physical Education