Community Coach for Pep Squad, Middle School

Overview of the position

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• Benedict's is looking for an individual who have a background and known knowledge in cheering or pep squad.
• During our school year and as our sports programs are in session, we seek coaches who can assist with various teams of middle school students.
• These positions are only available for the sports seasons and are paid per the specific sport that is being coached.
• This position is not benefits eligible.
• This position starts August 17th and ends October 19th.

Head Pep Squad Coach - Fall

• Below are the duties and responsibilities of the Head Pep Squad Coach for the Fall season:
• Practice
• Mid-August through late October
• 1 day a week
• On campus
• Games/Pep Rallies
• 2-3 home Volleyball games and/or Pep rallies
• Required to travel to the home volleyball facility (A5 West Volleyball Club)
• Must attend all performances
• Can be Monday-Friday
• Duties
• Create practice plans to execute a productive, positive, and educational practice
• Communicate with families for last-minute changes and reminders through Gamechanger during the season
• Report to Athletic Directors for any behavior or concerns that arise during practices and or performances
• Manage any equipment and emergency supplies during the season
• If you can’t make it, you must communicate with your Athletic Directors in a timely manner
• Take attendance at each practice and performance
• Required Trainings
• First Aid and CPR
• Safesport
• Safeguarding
• Background Check
• Qualifications
• Experience working with children, preferred age groups between 10-13 years old
• Previous experience as a player, assistant coach, or volunteer preferred
• Positive attitude, strong communication, ability to teach fundamentals and develop skills
• Understanding of rules, safety, and sportsmanship
• Ability to motivate and mentor middle school students
• Reliable transportation
• The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
• Sitting, standing, walking and/or running. Any of these activities could be for prolonged periods of time.
• Use of arms and hands to reach and in some sports work with equipment.
• Ability to communicate both audibly and visually and ability to listen.
• May occasionally lift and/or move up to 20 lbs.

August 17th - October 19th, 2026, 1 day a week, during after school hours.

Pay is a stipend total of $1,000