Job Description
Defensive Coordinator / Teacher – Danbury ISD (TX)
Danbury HS is seeking an energetic Defensive Coordinator who can motivate kids, teach sound fundamentals, and lead our football defense.
Teaching Field:
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Social Studies preferred, Math is also and option
Role Highlights:
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Coordinate all aspects of the HS defense (game plans, practice plans, adjustments)
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Lead film, scouting, and weekly install
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Support multi‑sport athletes
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2nd sport: best fit based on program needs
We Offer:
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4‑day school week
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Competitive salary and stipends
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Supportive small‑school environment
Requirements / Preferred:
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Successful defensive coaching experience (HS or higher)
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Ability to build relationships and motivate student‑athletes
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Texas teaching certification in a core subject
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CDL preferred (or willingness to obtain)
To Apply:
Email resume and references to:
Rusty Sample, AD
rusty.sample@danburyisd.org
Level
Certifications
Teaching Certifications
Classification
THSCA Region (TX high schools only)
Danbury ISD Athletics
Danbury Athletics offers a true small-school, multiple-sport experience where coaches still coach everything and kids compete year-round. Our programs emphasize energy, relationship-building, and player development, creating a culture where athletes are motivated, accountable, and proud to wear “Panthers” on their chest. Coaches work across sports to share athletes and build competitive teams that reflect the values of our campus and community.
Danbury ISD
Danbury ISD is a student-focused district that combines a close-knit feel with the expectations of a modern Texas education system. With a four-day school week, competitive salaries and stipends, and support for coaches who teach core subjects, the district is built for educators who want to invest in both the classroom and the athletic field. Small class sizes and strong administrative backing allow coaches to truly teach, mentor, and impact students every day.
Why it’s great to live and coach here
Coaching in Danbury means being part of a community that shows up on Friday nights, cares about its kids, and values the relationships coaches build with students and families. The four-day week creates extra time for family, faith, and recovery, while still allowing for high-level preparation and competition. For a coach who loves small-town Texas pride, wants to know every kid’s name, and values both quality of life and competitive athletics, Danbury is an ideal place to live and work.