Assistant Coach - Boys Basketball 5th/6th Grade Team

Indy West Christian SchoolIndianapolis, IndianaOn-siteContractListed 1 hour ago

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About this role

Indy West Christian School is seeking a caring, dependable, and mature Christian individual to serve as Assistant Boys Basketball Coach for the 5th/6th Grade Team . This position plays a vital role in supporting the Head Coach in supervising and teaching student-athletes, while instilling positive Christian character traits.

Professional Qualifications:

- High School Diploma or GED

- Prior coaching experience preferred

- Strong organizational and analytical skills

- Ability to coordinate, manage, and prioritize tasks effectively

- Able to maintain confidentiality

- Demonstrated ability to relate well with students and adults

Spiritual and Personal Qualifications:

- A personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ

- Active member of an evangelical church

- Evidence of spiritual maturity and a clear Christian testimony

- Person of integrity who exhibits the fruit of the Spirit in actions and speech

- Able to maintain confidentiality

Duties & Responsibilities:

- Assist in supervising coaches and volunteers within the sport

- Help oversee athletes, including locker room supervision and drop-off/pick-up coordination

- Support practice scheduling and communicate conflicts with the athletic department

- Help maintain athletic facilities and equipment (fields, gym, locker rooms, etc.)

- Attend all required pre-season athletic department meetings

- Participate in pre-season parent meetings and maintain regular communication with families and athletes

- Educate families on registration platforms (Final Forms and Eventlink)

- Assist with uniform distribution and collection

- Complete accident reports promptly

- Help organize end-of-season awards banquet

- Submit maintenance requests to the Athletic Director as needed

- Serve as a godly role model

- Observe the Matthew 18 Principle in all relationships

- Maintain confidentiality regarding student matters