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Middle School Soccer Coach
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Hardwick, VT (In Person)
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Middle School Soccer Coach Hardwick, VT 05843 $2,191 a month - Part-time $2,191 a month - Part-time Hazen Union is seeking a soccer coach for its Boys' Middle School Soccer Team. Coaches are expected to plan and implement a quality athletic program that focuses on fundamentals, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Coaches must be effective communicators with both students and parents. Applicants must have flexible hours to attend practices and games on nights and weekends. Specialty training is required through the Vermont Principals Association. Some training has applicable fees. This position is paid based on the Teacher's Master Agreement, Appendix B, Level A, with a stipend of $2,191.55, paid at the end of the season. The start date is to be determined and is expected to be in mid-August. Hazen Union School is a public school with 300 students in grades 7-12. Hazen Union has a diverse membership, with approximately 70% of students receiving free or reduced lunch. Hazen Union offers challenging academics and enriching co-curricular programs. Hazen Union School is a union high school that serves the towns of Hardwick, Greensboro, and Woodbury. Hardwick and the surrounding towns are in the midst of an organic food and craft products renaissance utilizing the rich agricultural resources our region has an abundance of. We have received national and international acclaim for the transformation of our economy to one based on high quality agricultural-based products. The community and school share a strong partnership that enables students to extend their learning outside the school building and into their local community.