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Junior Varsity Volleyball Coach

Southside Christian School has an opening for a junior varsity volleyball coach. The ideal candidate will be able to teach/coach the sport and will be a follower of Christ. Applicants should have either prior experience as a volleyball coach at middle school, high school, or recreational level. The junior varsity coach is responsible for the following:

• taking ownership/stewardship of their facility to assure cleanliness, proper use, and a proper attitude toward the facility by student athletes using it under their supervision.
• collecting and inventorying uniforms at the end of the season.
• attending required in-service meetings each year.
• upholding and supporting the SCS school philosophy and athletic philosophy.
• knowing and enforcing the Athletic Handbook.
• completing the NFHS online courses required by the SCHSL before the first day of practice.
• completing the required CPR certification prior to the first day of practice. This is an SCHSL requirement.
• being aware of general SCHSL guidelines and those related to their sport.
• having the team in the strength training center.
• having a strong desire and ability to disciple young ladies.
• answers directly to the volleyball head coach.

Qualified applicants:

• Must be a born-again believer in Jesus Christ; be involved with an evangelical, protestant church of like faith and practice; and agree with the philosophies, Statement of Faith, and Statement of Christian Life Commitment of Southside Christian School.
• Must be a spiritually mature, veteran Christian leader who agrees with the school's Mission, Vision, Values, Biblical Beliefs, Statement of Christian Life Commitment, and Statement of Faith.
• Must be a person with proven spiritual, moral, and leadership qualities, and be capable of developing a strong rapport with fellow coaches and student athletes and the SCS community.
• Experience in coaching volleyball preferred.

Physical requirements:

• Coaches must be able to demonstrate techniques and skills of the sport.
• Coaches must be able to be physically active for extended periods, including standing, walking, and moving around the field or court.
• Coaches must be able to lift and carry equipment related to the sport.
• Coaches must be able to visually monitor athletes for their safety, which includes the ability to stand for long periods.