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Lake Region (FL): Lake Region HS is starting the process early to bring in an Offensive Line Coach. We currently have five open teaching positions (Graduate Enrichment, Science - Biology, Social Studies - Economics, & two ESE - Support Facilitator). We have a new weight room, supportive administration, young football team, united coaching staff, and growing school community. If you are interested in the position contact Jermain King at Jermain.king@polk-fl.net.
Sickles (FL): Join the Sickles HS Football coaching staff as an Assistant Football Coach, where we are developing skilled student-athletes and men of good character. We are committed to building a competitive football program from the ground up and seek passionate, dedicated coaches eager to make a significant impact. This is an opportunity to be part of a transformative journey on a new staff. We are looking for dynamic, enthusiastic individuals with a deep understanding of football and a strong ability to teach and mentor young athletes. Coaching experience is a must. As an Assistant Coach, you’ll collaborate with the Head Coach to develop training programs, organize practices, and support student-athlete development. Your role will be crucial in fostering a team culture that emphasizes grit, discipline, hard work, and selflessness. The Head Coach is seeking volunteers willing to commit countless hours to the coaching profession. There are paid opportunities available for qualified applicants who hold teaching certifications or athletic coaching certifications. We offer a supportive and collaborative coaching environment. If you’re ready to roll your sleeves up, teach the game, and build better student-athletes, then come contribute to a legacy of success at Sickles in Tampa, FL. Send Coach Bolden your resume and cover letter detailing your coaching philosophy and experience. Join us in shaping the future of our football program! Send resumes and cover letters to xavier.bolden@hcps.net.
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