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JV Cheerleading Coaches are responsible for training and supervising junior varsity (JV) cheerleading teams, typically at the high school level. They teach cheer routines, stunts, and chants, ensure the safety of athletes, and foster teamwork and sportsmanship among team members. JV Cheerleading Coaches also coordinate practices, attend games and competitions, and often assist with team logistics and communication with parents. Their goal is to develop cheerleaders' skills and prepare them for potential advancement to varsity teams.

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Assistant Cheer Coach/Varsity JV

Buena Vista City Public Schools

Buena Vista, VA • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 24 days ago


Job description

Position Type:
Athletics/Activities/Coaching
Date Posted:
6/22/2026
Location:
Parry McCluer High School
Buena Vista City Public Schools
Job Description
Assistant Cheer Coach - Fall and Winter (2026 2027 School Year)
Position Title: Assistant Cheer Coach (Fall & Winter Seasons)
Reports To: Athletic Director and Building Principal
FLSA Status: Stipend Position (Seasonal)
Location: Parry McCluer High School
Position Summary
The Cheer Coach is responsible for organizing, supervising, and promoting the Fall and Winter cheerleading programs. The coach will prepare student-athletes to support football (Fall) and basketball (Winter) athletic events while fostering school spirit, leadership, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The program must reflect the high standards and positive representation of Buena Vista City Public Schools.
Season Responsibilities
Fall Cheer Season
  • Support varsity and/or JV football games (home and away as assigned).
  • Coordinate and lead summer practices and pre-season conditioning as approved.
  • Organize and prepare cheerleaders for pep rallies and community events.
  • Maintain compliance with VHSL and BVCPS athletic guidelines.

Winter Cheer Season
  • Support varsity and/or JV basketball games (home and away as assigned).
  • Prepare and implement routines appropriate for indoor athletic settings.
  • Coordinate spirit initiatives and student engagement activities.
  • Ensure continued eligibility monitoring and safety compliance.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities
  • Conduct tryouts in coordination with administration.
  • Develop and implement structured practice schedules.
  • Teach proper cheer techniques, chants, motions, jumps, and basic stunting with an emphasis on safety.
  • Maintain appropriate supervision at all times.
  • Promote academic success and monitor eligibility requirements.
  • Communicate effectively with parents, students, administration, and athletic staff.
  • Ensure all equipment and uniforms are properly managed and inventoried.
  • Attend required coaches' meetings and professional development.
  • Model professionalism and serve as a positive ambassador for BVCPS.

Qualifications
  • High school diploma required; college coursework preferred.
  • Prior cheerleading and/or coaching experience preferred.
  • Knowledge of cheer safety standards and stunt progression.
  • CPR/First Aid certification (or ability to obtain).
  • Completion of required VHSL coaching certifications.
  • Successful background check and School Board approval.

Working Conditions
  • Evening, weekend, and summer practice responsibilities.
  • Travel required for away games.
  • Physical activity including demonstrating skills and supervising stunts.

Evaluation
Performance will be evaluated annually by the Athletic Director and/or Building Principal in accordance with School Board policy.