2 assistant football coach offense jobs found

Essential Duties and Responsibilities Coach and develop quarterbacks in mechanics, footwork, throwing technique, decision-making, and leadership. Assist in planning and implementing offensive game strategies and practice plans. Analyze game film to improve player and team performance. Teach offensive terminology, reads, protections, and situational football concepts. Monitor student-athlete academic progress, behavior, and eligibility. Promote sportsmanship, discipline, teamwork, and character development. Supervise athletes during practices, games, workouts, travel, and team events. Collaborate with the Head Coach and offensive staff on scouting reports and opponent preparation. Ensure compliance with district, state athletic association, and school policies. Maintain a safe and positive environment for all student-athletes. Assist with offseason conditioning, camps, and summer workouts as assigned. Communicate effectively with players, parents, school...

Plainview High School (in the Texas Panhandle) has just dropped from 5A to 4A. We are in a 4 team district this new realignment. Looking for a highly motivated best fit football coach. We have some options needed: Defensive Backs Coach, possible co-Defensive Coordinator for the right candidate, Quarterbacks Coach, possible Pass Game Coordinator for the right candidate, and Special Teams Coordinator. However, to clarify, we are looking for any football coach ready to go to work! We can have some movement with current staff to make openings work, so we are taking best fit in any position.  Please email cover letter, resume, and references to wyatt.martinez@plainviewisd.org 2nd Sport options: Soccer or Track Teaching Field: CERTIFIED Science composite, PE (5th and 6th graders). We also have openings in collegiate level social studies (requires a masters degree)  No CDL required.   Salary: Base Pay ( $45,000 - $78,520 depending on step) + $7000 football stipend + $4,000...