Trevor Day School·New York
The Head Coach is responsible for creating and executing practice and game plans for the middle school girls' volleyball team. They must oversee team operations, coordinate travel logistics, and maintain professional communication with students, parents, and staff.
Trevor Day School’s Athletics program emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, and leadership.
Our coaches are committed educators who teach our student-athletes the importance of collaboration, commitment, and hard work while instilling self-confidence and respect for others.
We value competition as an opportunity to challenge ourselves while engaging with the larger community.
Our teams and athletes compete successfully at the league, city, and state levels.
Trevor benefits from state-of-the-art athletic facilities, including three gyms and training areas with fitness equipment.
We welcome candidates for a Middle School (7th/8th grade) Girls Volleyball Head Coach for the fall 2026 season.
This part-time, stipended position begins September 8th and ends November 7th.
Practices generally occur on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
Practice times vary between 3:30 and 7:00 PM, but matches may run beyond that time.
Practices are held at Trevor’s Middle and Upper School at East 95th Street.
Games are held in and around the NYC region.
Coaches are a vital part of the Trevor community, and we encourage them to take advantage of meals on campus, schoolwide events, and other activities.
The stipend ranges from $1,575 to $2,475 for the 9-week season.
Attend all practices and games. Help create and execute all practice and game plans. Oversee team operations and administrative duties. Coordinate travel logistics. Attend all necessary athletic and school meetings. Communicate regularly with student-athletes, parents, staff, and administrators. Provide leadership and give detailed feedback to student-athletes. Exhibit the highest professional standards and ethical behavior.
Bachelor's degree; minimum of one year of relevant coaching experience. Previous high school or college playing experience is preferred. Strong understanding of volleyball skills and strategies. Growth mindset and passion for learning. Ability to form strong professional relationships with students, families, and colleagues. Excellent organizational and communication skills, with strong attention to detail. Commitment to equity and inclusion. Enthusiasm for working in a collaborative, independent school setting Positivity, flexibility, patience, and a sense of humor. Candidates must complete 1) the Centers for Disease Control’s HEADS up concussion awareness training and 2) First Aid/AED/CPR certification before the start of the season. About Trevor Day School Trevor Day School (www.trevor.org) is a Preschool through Grade 12 coeducational, independent school in Manhattan serving approximately 750 students. Trevor educates college-bound students to achieve academic and personal excellence in an inquiry-driven, idea-rich community. Trevor celebrates diversity of thought, experiences, and culture; promotes compassion, collaboration, courage, and creativity; and develops in children a recognition of their own unique potential as lifelong learners and leaders who act as responsible global citizens. Trevor Day School provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local laws. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for our community.
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree and have at least one year of relevant coaching experience. Required certifications include HEADS up concussion awareness and First Aid/AED/CPR.
Market context
Middle school girls volleyball head coach roles in New York often draw interest from candidates with school-based coaching experience, especially when the season is tied to student development and team management. Competition can be stronger when schools require a bachelor’s degree, prior coaching experience, and current safety certifications such as HEADS up concussion awareness and First Aid/AED/CPR. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certifications and coaching background match the posting before applying.
