High School Head Track Coach (2026-2027)
High School Head Track Coach (2026-2027)
L4
Occupations
Coaches and ScoutsEducation Administrators, Kindergarten through SecondaryAthletes and Sports Competitors- Ability to develop and organize a high school track program.
- Attend all Athletic Director meetings.
- Be present and engage in Pinnacle functions and organizations to build strong relationships with athletes, parents, families, peers, and the community.
- Build, form, and improve relationships with other athletes, coaches, teachers, and administrators with PCS and other districts/schools.
- Coach, evaluate, provide feedback to, and support high school athletes.
- Collaborate with community members on partnerships to support athletic programs.
- Communicate and foster positive relationships with athletes, parents, and families.
- Conduct athlete and parent meetings with clear, concise, and documented expectations.
- Cultivate and execute procedures for insuring open communication with athletes and parents.
- Develop and implement a sport specific emergency response plan.
- Develop and implement individual/team training plans by the day, week, month, and year as appropriate.
- Encourage and teach integrity, leadership, sportsmanship, and team-building.
- Establish direction and expectations for all athlete participants.
- Maintain professional behavior at all times.
- Monitor athlete academic status, attendance, and behavior.
- Recruit athletes through positive interactions while building the program.
- Responsible for acquisition, distribution, maintenance, and repair of equipment and uniforms.
- Responsible for supervision of meets, locker rooms, practices, team trips, etc.
- Substantial knowledge of the technical aspects of track and a willingness to examine new procedures and theories.
- Regular and timely attendance.
- Perform other duties as assigned or requested.
- General Abilities, Knowledge, Qualifications, and Skills:
- Previous coaching, sport participation, or teaching experience.
- Ability to use approved first-aid and CPR skills.
- Adhere to, be responsible for, enforce, implement, and understand athletic, school, district policies along with CHSAA By-Laws.
- CPR & AED Certification required.
- Possess or has the ability to acquire a valid Colorado Coaching Certificate.
- Successfully pass the CHSAA Coaches Test, acquire CHSSA coaching registration and complete a concussion course per State Legislation and CHSAA By-Laws.
- Understand the signs and symptoms of concussions and remove players that are exhibiting signs and symptoms of concussions.
- Ability to collaborate and communicate while appreciating the diverse background of students, parents, peers, and the community.
- Ability to recognize the importance of safety in the workplace, follow safety rules, practice safe work habits, utilize appropriate safety equipment and report unsafe conditions to the appropriate administrator.
- Commitment to mission and vision of the school.
- Creative and flexible in time of change.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills, interpersonal skills (conflict management and resolution).Excellent organization skills.
- Experience with second language learners.
- Growth-oriented approach; always looking for ways to improve professionally.
- Professional appearance, attitude, and demeanor.
Level
MidL4
Location
Denver, CO
Occupation
Coaches and Scouts
Industry
Elementary and Secondary Schools
Posted
10 days ago
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