NHSCA.com - National High School Coaches Association

Mission Statement

The National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) was founded in 1989 and operates as a 501c3 non-profit organization under the IRS laws. The national office is located in Easton, Pennsylvania.

The mission statement of the NHSCA is to provide leadership and support to coaches and administrators and their programs.

The NHSCA recognizes coaches as tremendous centers of influence and they have an obligation to act as professionals at all times.  The NHSCA provides more online educational programs for coaches than any organization in the country.

The NHSCA conducts Character and Leadership Workshops as well as Character and Leadership Summer Day Camps in high schools across America.

The national staff conducts the daily business of the NHSCA as outlined by its bylaws and is overseen by a Board of Directors. The national staff consists of a full time Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director, Program Directors, Program Managers, Administrative Assistants, and an Office Manager. Several others also help conduct business and are employed as independent contractors.

The NHSCA publishes Coach's Quarterly (CQ) Magazine which is mailed to every head high school and college football and wrestling coach in the country each year.

The NHSCA sanctions all of its events and provides insurance coverage for all of its participants, coaches, officials, and volunteer workers as well as the venue.

The NHSCA derives its income from the following sources: Membership, insurance programs, events, partnerships, coach certification program, special programs, and merchandising.

The NHSCA conducts events that meet the eligibility requirements of most state and national organizations involved in athletic competition. The NHSCA sponsors an Academic All-American Team as well as selecting the National High School Coach and Athlete of the Year in 20 sports.

NHSCA has conducted championship events In basketball, golf, tennis, soccer, football, and wrestling. Adjustments are made each year to the championships based on the feedback that we receive from the coaches.

NHSCA has a national office and several satellite offices. A full time staff and hundreds of volunteers make it possible for the NHSCA to conduct it's business and adhere to Its mission statement.