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Position Overview The Defensive Coordinator is responsible for leading, developing, and implementing all aspects of the defensive football program. This includes game planning, player development, staff coordination, and fostering a disciplined, high-energy culture aligned with the overall vision of the athletic program. ⸻ Key Responsibilities • Design, install, and execute a comprehensive defensive system (scheme, terminology, adjustments). • Develop weekly game plans, film breakdown, and opponent scouting reports. • Lead and mentor defensive position coaches; ensure alignment in techniques and expectations. • Coach and develop student-athletes in fundamentals, discipline, accountability, and leadership. • Oversee defensive practice planning, scripting, and organization. • Utilize film analysis tools (e.g., Hudl) for breakdown and self-scouting. • Collaborate with Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Special Teams Coordinator on overall team strategy and situational football....

Bachelor's Degree from an approved institution. Or in an alternative cert. program to obtain a valid teaching certificate. The development, instruction, and mentorship of student athletes with a focus on the defensive side of the ball. Including but not contributing and implementing defensive schemes, techniques, film study, strength and conditioning coordination, and leadership development while supporting the overall goals and culture of the football program.  This person must be able to plan and implement a sound public school instructional program.  Must also communicate effectively with students, coworkers and patrons.  This person must keep informed of and comply with state, district, school, and UIL policies and regulations concerning primary job functions. Persons already employed by Daingerfield-Lone Star ISD need to submit a letter of interest and resume only. Other individuals should submit an application, resume and copies of appropriate credentials to the...