Full-Time Athletic Coordinator (MSP) / Part-Time CIF Athletic Director (SDCOE)
The Athletic Coordinator (MSP) / CIF Athletic Director (SDCOE) is expected to be a leader, coach, and role model for Monarch’s athletic community. Under the supervision of the Director of Student Engagement and Manager of Health and Wellness, the Athletic Coordinator leads all 9th-12th grade athletics offerings, assists in the administering of 6th-8th grade athletics at Monarch, and, on behalf of SDCOE, functions as a part-time California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Athletics Director at the division 5aa level. The Athletic Coordinator should provide clear direction, in collaboration with key stakeholders, on how to best build and nurture Monarch’s athletic programming. This is a year-round position and maintains normal work hours throughout the summer term as well.
NOTE: The CIF Athletic Director portion of the role is a stipend position through the San Diego County of Education (SDCOE), requiring additional collaboration with SDCOE and coordination with onsite school administrators. This stipend supplements the full-time Athletic Coordinator salary through the Monarch School Project. The bulk of this role functions under the management of the Health and Wellness Manager and Director of Student Engagement.
Development Coordinator
Monarch School is seeking an energetic and innovative individual to become a key member of the organization’s development team. The Development Coordinator, provides assistance to the Director of Development in Raiser’s Edge Database with donations, ensuring donations are documented, produces reports on a timely basis, and keeps up to date profiles. The Development Coordinator will be responsible for 60% Database and Reporting, and 40% Administration and Communication. This role requires excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders.
After-School Associate (K-12) – Part-Time
The After-School Associate will supervise and work with K-12 students in daily program activities. The After-School Associate will collaborate with other team members, families, and school personnel to provide structured activities within the community. This role will also ensure a safe and supportive environment and offer program activities that include physical fitness, arts, academic enrichment, organized games, and healthy choices and behaviors.