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Assistant Athletic Director - North Lincoln Middle School
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A School Athletic Director is responsible for managing and overseeing a school's athletic program.
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Assistant Athletic Director
- North Lincoln Middle School Lincoln County Schools North Lincoln Middle (350)
- Denver, North Carolina This job is also posted in Lincoln County Schools
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Job ID:
5876570Application Deadline:
Posted until filledPosted:
YesterdayStarting Date:
Aug 10, 2026 Job DescriptionDATE POSTED
August 7, 2026POSTING NUMBER:
350999APOSITION:
Assistant Athletic Director for North Lincoln Middle SchoolPOSITION AVAILABLE
August 10 2026- June 3, 2027
REPORTS TO:
Principal, County Athletic DirectorSALARY/FLSA
The School will be responsible for funding the supplement for assistant athletic director based on the applicant's category level in the LCS Assistant Athletic Director supplement schedule Applicants must be able to handle the part-time assistant athletic director responsibilities while maintaining current assignments with the school. Temporary/Part-timeJOB QUALIFICATIONS / REQUIREMENTS / DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Applicants must hold or be eligible to hold a North Carolina teaching license in appropriate licensure area. Preferences for applicants: Experience in organizing and operating all aspects of an athletic program is preferred. Previous coaching experience as Head Varsity Coach. Experience leading others, including supervising and collaborating with adults. Experience managing or working with an (athletic program) budget.Goal:
Provide opportunities for all enrolled students to participate in an extracurricular athletics that will develop physical skills, build a sense of worth and competence, and foster an appreciation for the enjoyment and lifelong value of sports. Build strong relationships with community stakeholders, including families, local organizations, and supporters of the athletic program. Model and promote calm, professional behavior in all situations, while teaching and practicing effective conflict resolution skills within athletic programs. Integrate, model and measure leadership development as directed by the Leader in Me framework into each sport and the overall athletic program by promoting the principles of fair play and good sportsmanship while developing student leaders through teamwork, accountability and character.Duties:
The assistant athletic director will assist the athletic director in activities as so directed. Help to provide a list of all equipment to the principal on a yearly basis. Work to oversee and implement all coach evaluations as required by the AD. Help the athletic director with parent meetings as requested. Work with the athletic director to ensure all sports are treated equitably and will advocate for all sports. Work with the athletic director to provide a means for all coaches to have input in the needs assessment for each sport. (A needs assessment form will be provided to each coach at the beginning of the school year. The form must be returned to the athletic director and reviewed by the principal.) The assistant athletic director may be asked to assist the athletic director in creating an athletic budget and will meet as needed with the principal to review all athletic accounts including athletics, individual sports accounts, and booster accounts. The athletic director will develop a budget based on the average of the past 3- 5 years of gate receipts.
COACHING COURSES REQUIRED
All coaches (volunteer or paid) must complete the following courses through the National Fundamentals of High School (NFHS.com) before being approved to work with student athletes: Fundamentals of Coaching (8 +- hour) High School Coaches Concussion Training (45 minute)
- All Coaches CPR Certification Required Coaching Mental Health Wellness certificate required Afterschool Security Certificate is required