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Head Football Coach
Benjamin Franklin High School
Posted 05/13/21
2001 Leon C Simon Blvd., New Orleans, LA 70122
Job Description
Purpose
The Head Football Coach will promote an appreciation of physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship. They will coordinate, instruct, motivate and organize the team. The Head Coach is expected to provide leadership and supervision for the team in individual/team drills, and work closely with the Assistant Coaches, Staff, and Administration. The Head Football Coach must be a full time faculty member.
Reports to
Athletic Director and Head of School.
Essential Functions
The Head Football Coach must have extensive knowledge on the offensive & defensive side of the ball with at least 5 years’ experience coaching football at high school level. College playing experience is preferred.
- Lead the coordination and supervision of the Football program and team.
- Promote an appreciation of physical fitness, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
- Lead the design of a training program and game program.
- Ensure that all athletic activities conform to Ben Franklin & LHSAA guidelines.
- Support scholastic goals and objectives.
- Support the philosophy and vision of Ben Franklin High School.
General Responsibilities
- Coordinate and supervise the high school football program and team.
- Help students achieve goals in athletic skill and team performance.
- Design a training program and game program.
- Organize and supervise the coaching staff to ensure the program is properly implemented.
Time Responsibilities
- Monday through Saturday. The weekly schedule is established by the Head Coach.
- Practice schedule and times- Monday through Friday 3:45 pm to 6:45 pm.
- Game schedule and times- (10 games plus a Jamboree)
- Season- August until the end of December.
To apply, submit via email a résumé, copies of relevant certifications, and contact information for three relevant references to resumes@bfhsla.org
About Benjamin Franklin High School
Orleans ParishCompany ProfileBenjamin Franklin High School was founded in 1957 as a school for the gifted children of New Orleans. The founders had a vision. Inspired by the launch of Sputnik and the space race, an American educational revolution was just beginning. Opened ahead of the National Defense Education Act that would put new focus on science and mathematics, Ben Franklin was a public school with the best educators teaching the brightest in the city. Admissions requirements with IQ testing were introduced and in New Orleans, Louisiana, it was a first.
Ben Franklin developed a legacy of firsts. In a 1960 case, the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth District stated that Franklin was “one of the finest schools in the country for superior students” and as such, should be open to all of the students of New Orleans. In 1963, Franklin became the first desegregated public high school in the city. By 1965 Franklin’s spirit for excellence had taken root and the school saw 38 of the 96 seniors recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Our academic achievements grow with each graduating class and our vision has evolved. Ben Franklin High School continued preparing students for high academic achievement and success in life.
Advanced Placement Programs were added and education evolved to keep up with technology. By 1990 Franklin students were only limited by an inadequate facility. (The old Carrollton Courthouse, while a hub of great memories for the alumni, could barely hold the student body. A “cafetorium” served as cafeteria, auditorium, gym, band practice hall and meeting room. Portable classrooms from the 1950’s offered limited space and classrooms were used in neighboring churches. A lack of basic comforts, such as air conditioning, challenged an efficient learning environment.) With the Ben Franklin spirit and a hopeful vision, the school moved to the Leon C. Simon location in March 1990.
Hurricane Katrina proved the single greatest threat to the school in 2005. Flood damage, mud, and mildew growth left the school boarded up with no assurances for a future in a struggling city. But the Franklin vision could not be blinded. Franklin supporters, including administrators, faculty, parents, alumni and friends, led by Teacher Charles Firneno, did not wait for a federal go ahead or city permission. They went to work repairing the facility. Former Principal/CEO, Carol Christen and Board President, Duris Holmes ’80 spearheaded the effort to make Franklin a public charter school, raising over one million dollars in private funds. On January 17, 2006, Benjamin Franklin High School opened as a public charter, the first public high school to reopen after the storm.