Job Description
Coaches lead tennis practices for high school girls, developing skills in serves and volleys to build competitive teams that represent school pride. Duties involve scheduling matches against other schools and teaching fundamentals like footwork on tennis courts. This work contributes to student athletes' growth in academics and sportsmanship, creating memorable experiences. Roles mentor participants through drills with rackets and balls, fostering community involvement in athletic programs. Outputs include championship contenders who balance studies and games.
Douglas County School District operates Chaparral High School in Nevada, focusing on academic and athletic excellence for students. The district collaborates with administrators, teachers, and parents to develop competitive programs. Schools offer seasonal Opportunities throughout the year, with 260-day positions for staff. Communities emphasize pride through events and tournaments. Programs include various sports with volunteer support and sponsor involvement. Stipends range from $0.01 to $10,000 for coaching roles.
Involves organizing practices on outdoor courts using nets, cones, and scorekeeping devices. Staff collaborate with head coaches on strategy sessions in meeting rooms and interact with students during matches via megaphones. Work follows district policies for safety equipment like first aid kits on court sides. Structures include 40 hours per week during seasons, with travel to nearby schools via team buses. Coaching presents the challenge of balancing player development with tournament schedules over 9-month periods. Resources encompass locker rooms for changing and video recording tools for playback reviews.
Seasonal positions offer $0.01 to $5,000 stipends based on experience. Roles occur at Chaparral High School with flexible hours during Monday through Friday afternoons 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM for 40 weeks. Benefits include voluntary 401(k), 403(b), and 457 retirement plans. Paid sick time covers absences related to coaching activities. Professional development involves district workshops on sportsmanship and nutrition. Openings last until March 18, 2026, with no guarantees beyond one year.
Responsibilities
- Organize and conduct tennis practice sessions on school courts
- Develop competitive programs with collaboration from coaches and parents
- Ensure student athletes demonstrate commitment to academics and sportsmanship
- Participate in community events including matches and tournaments
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Previous coaching experience preferred
- Ability to develop student athletes in fundamentals and sportsmanship