High School Cross Country Head Coach
The head coach is responsible for planning, managing, leading, and evaluating an education-based athletics team that seeks to develop athletes of purpose and character. The head coach's leadership must have a positive impact on the physical, social, emotional and spiritual development of student-athletes. The head coach should be a developer, teacher, achiever and problem solver who demonstrates a high degree of integrity, trust, responsibility, positivity and flexibility.
Qualifications
A strong and clear Christian testimony with a mature, godly spirit
A daily example of the highest Christian virtue both in and out of school
Commitment to faithful attendance and support of a church whose beliefs are in agreement with the Statement of Faith
Strong commitment to CASS Mission and Purpose statements
Ability to encourage partnerships with parents, coaches, students and other schools
Understands the developmental nature of middle school sports
Playing experience in the sport is preferred
Previous coaching experience is preferred
Responsbilities
Coach from a biblical perspective and strive to be a true reflection of Jesus
Create a winning environment through positivity and daily encouragement
Teach athletes to perform sound, safe, fundamental techniques
Work with Middle School Coach to create a cohesive, feeder program
Uphold the Heart of a Warrior characteristics (Confidence, Accountability and Integrity) and instill other characteristics like honesty, loyalty, respect and unity
Create and communicate a Transformational Purpose Statement
Abide by the responsibilities outline in the Coaches Handbook
Recruit and hire competent and professional assistant coaches
Follow all CAL School, CAL Athletics, KHSAA and National Federation rules
Engage in clear communication with all program stakeholders
Encourage athletes to participate in additional sports/activities
Inspect and maintain inventory and storage of all program equipment
Accountability/Reporting
High School Head Coach reports directly to and will be evaluated annually by the Athletic Director.