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Alpine School District

Coach - Boys Soccer

Lehi, UT · On-site

Head coaches who are eminently qualified to teach classes may be paid the hourly teacher rate for one class period throughout the school year (est. 45-90 days), plus the Alpine District board ...

Alpine School District

Hourly PE teacher

Orem, UT · On-site

$39K - $53K/yr

CERTIFIED - Elementary/PE teacher Date Posted: 7/13/2026 Location: Bonneville Position starting: August 19th, 2027 Hourly: 17 hours/week Hiring Manager: Matt Dias & Nicole Griffiths email: mdias ...

Alpine School District

Coach - Girls Lacross

Orem, UT · On-site

$14.25 - $18.75/hr

Head coaches who are eminently qualified to teach classes may be paid the hourly teacher rate for one class period throughout the school year (est. 45-90 days), plus the Alpine District board ...

Alpine School District

Hourly PE teacher

American Fork, UT · On-site

$40K - $54K/yr

August 19th, 2027 Hourly: 17 hours/week Hiring Manager: Matt Dias & Nicole Griffiths email: mdias ... Teaches knowledge of, and develops skills and abilities in physical fitness, rhythm and dance ...

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Head Coach - Softball

Alpine School District

American Fork, UT • On-site

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago

Alpine School District (Utah) rating

7.2

Company rating: 7.2 out of 10

Based on 31 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

236th of 622 rated elementary and secondary schools

Job description

Softball Head Coach
Non-contract, no benefits
Paid by Stipend
Starting date: 9/1/26



Will this coach be teaching a class? No
Contact Information:

  • Name: Cole Perry
  • Phone: (385) 579-6500
  • Email: cperry@alpinedistrict.org


Candidates are desired to have experience and knowledge in coaching at the high school, all-star, and/or college levels.
The mission of the program is to generate school spirit and promote sportsmanship at school athletic and other events. A balanced emphasis is placed on success in competition.
This coaching position does not require a teaching certificate. Head coaches who are eminently qualified to teach classes may be paid the hourly teacher rate for one class period throughout the school year (est. 45-90 days), plus the Alpine District board approved extra-curricular stipend. 
A teaching position may be available with this position if your skill set matches positions that are currently hiring at the school.   More information will be given at interviews. 
A coach must be able to:








  • Coordinate team selection/tryouts
  • Coordinate and run safe and effective practices, caring for the needs of the athletes
  • Selects and prepares the competition team for local and national competitions
  • Work, communicate, collaborate effectively with the athletes, staff, parents, administration and support staff in support of the school's vision for the team
  • Maintain a positive image for the school, community and team
  • Engage in school and community events
  • Support and motivate student athletes to do their best in academic studies.
  • Develop sport-specific skills in athletes
  • Provide individual instruction/guidance for student athletes in a constructive manner
  • Adhere to state and NFHS safety guidelines, rules and regulations of the sport/activity
  • Manage, plan and budget resources in conformity to Alpine School District regulations, policy and procedures (PACE)
  • Manage, plan and provide fundraising opportunities for the team and individual costs associated with volleyball team (PACE)
  • Oversee local and extended/out of state trips and events that are beneficial to the team and the school
  • Maintains team equipment, orders uniforms and gear
  • Participates in the hiring and instructing of assistant coaches


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