Livermore Valley Joint Unified Schools·Livermore, California
The coach is responsible for planning and conducting daily practices and leading the 6th-grade girls' volleyball team during competitions. They must ensure student safety, monitor academic progress, and foster character development and school pride.
ATHLETIC COACH ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The athletic coach instructs athletes in the rules, regulations, equipment, and techniques of the sport, fostering an inclusive environment that promotes self-discipline, character development, and school pride.
They report directly to the Athletic Director and ensure all activities comply with district, state, and conference regulations.
Key Responsibilities & Duties Practice & Game Management: Plan, organize, and conduct daily practices and lead the team during competitions, including weekend tournaments.
Skill Development: Teach fundamental and advanced skills, strategies, and proper conditioning to optimize performance.
Safety & Supervision: Ensure the safety of student-athletes by supervising them at all times, including practices, games, locker rooms, and on travel.
Academic & Behavioral Monitoring: Monitor the academic progress and conduct of student-athletes, emphasizing that "student" comes before "athlete".
Maintain clear communication with parents, staff, administration, and the media regarding schedules and expectations.
Equipment &
Logistics: Maintain an inventory of uniforms and equipment, and assist with facility preparation.
Act as a positive role model, fostering good sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play.
The candidate must be able to instruct athletes in volleyball rules, techniques, and conditioning while complying with district and state regulations. They are expected to act as a positive role model and maintain clear communication with parents and administration.
Market context
In California, 6th grade girls’ volleyball coaching roles are often tied to school athletics calendars and district needs, so openings can be seasonal and competitive when programs are building or replacing staff. These roles stand out for candidates who can teach fundamentals, manage team culture, and communicate clearly with parents and administrators while following district and state rules. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare expectations from the original posting, then tailor your application to show coaching experience, age-appropriate instruction, and reliable communication.
