Drew School·San Francisco, California
The Assistant Baseball Coach is responsible for organizing practice sessions and supporting interscholastic competitions. They also serve as a mentor to student-athletes, helping them develop academically, physically, and socially.
Description The Drew School, a member of the Bay Area Conference, invites applications for the Boys Assistant Baseball Coach position. Drew School seeks a candidate whose experience will contribute to the School's commitment to diversity and inclusiveness.
Please note, this position is temporary/seasonal. This position will be starting in February 8, 2027 and ending May 7, 2027.
Boys Assistant Baseball Coaches are responsible for carrying out coaching and administrative duties for the boys soccer program including: Prepare and organize practice sessions Attend and support interscholastic competitions Instruct soccer players on proper rules, regulations, and etiquette Communicating with players, parents, and administration Drive school vehicles Serving as a mentor to student-athletes helping them develop academically, physically, and socially Performing related duties as assigned
Pay: Stipend of $6,000 for the season
Drew athletes find their voice by building a commitment to competition, athleticism, fitness, and teamwork that helps bolster confidence, leadership, and school spirit. The athletic program provides student-athletes with opportunities to achieve athletic excellence and learn vital team-building skills. All students are encouraged to join a team and get involved in athletics at Drew, regardless of their background or skill level.
Drew is a coeducational independent high school enrolling 300 students, competing in the Bay Area Conference and a member of the CIF and NCS. Drew is an equal opportunity employer.
Pursuant to CA SB 8848, you will be required to provide a thorough list of all previous K-12 School and Educational Institution employers, including the city and state of the employer. Drew School will complete an employment verification with these institutions.
Valid California driver's license Fingerprinting verification (Drew reimburses this cost to selected candidates) CPR and First Aid certification, or the willingness to become certified. ASEP or NFHS Coaching Certification mandated by the state for all high school coaches. Drew will coordinate this for any selected candidates who do not have the certification. Must be available during after-school hours weekdays, between 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. and weekends as scheduled.
Market context
Baseball coach openings in California often draw interest from candidates with school, club, or youth sports experience, especially when certification and safety requirements are part of the role. These positions can be competitive because employers may look for a valid California driver’s license, CPR/First Aid, and ASEP or NFHS coaching certification, while offering limited benefits such as fingerprinting reimbursement. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit before applying, and be ready to show your coaching background and willingness to complete any needed certifications.