Assistant Coach - Boys Basketball
Kent School District · Kent, WA · 1 mo ago
OTHRFull-time
Assignment Type
Season 2: November‑January (Fall)
Stipend
Assistant Coach – Minimum $3,395, Maximum $4,185. Placement is based on years of coaching experience.
Benefits
- Employee benefits provided by Kent School District
- All coaching positions remain open until filled
- Applicants who apply within 5 days of the initial posting receive guaranteed consideration per the Coaches collective bargaining agreement
Requirements
- Must meet district and WIAA requirements, including a valid background check
- Head coaches must be at least 21 years of age; assistant coaches must be at least 19 years of age
- Must hold a valid first‑aid and CPR card
- Complete the KSD online application process, including professional reference forms
- Annually complete the WIAA general rules clinic, the sport‑specific WIAA‑approved rule clinic, and the KSD Vector Training requirements prior to the start of the sports season
- Complete concussion recognition and management with Return‑to‑Play Protocols training (renewed every 3 years)
- Complete Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness and Training (renewed every 3 years)
- Before the beginning of the third year of coaching, complete a district‑approved Coaching Principles training, the NFHS Coaches Fundamentals Course, all sessions of the WIAA Coaches School, or another WIAA‑approved coaches school; repeat every 3 years
- If hired, read and sign the KSD Coaches Manual
- Building athletic directors will monitor the applicant pool and contact applicants as necessary
About Kent School District
Mission: Successfully preparing all students for their futures.
Vision: To produce graduates who are globally competitive learners, ready to excel in college, careers, and life through equitable access to high‑quality academic, social, and applied learning.
Values:
- Equity: Ensuring all students have access to quality staff, courses, resources, activities, services, and opportunities based on individual needs.
- Excellence: Striving for student‑centered, efficient actions that operate with coherence.
- Community: Partnering proactively with the community to involve those impacted by district priorities and decision‑making.