Brevard County high schools are finalizing their football coaching staffs for the 2026 season, with several changes expected across the district. Specific details about new hires and departures are still being confirmed by school administrators, but some names have already been announced. For example, John Martinez is set to take over as head coach at West Boca Raton High School after spending the past three years as an assistant at Satellite High. Meanwhile, longtime coach Karen Thompson will remain at Titusville High, where she has led the team since 2018. The changes come as several schools undergo renovations to their stadiums and practice facilities, which officials say will improve player safety and training. Parents and fans are closely watching the developments, with some expressing concern over the potential impact of coaching changes on team performance. Local sports analysts note that stability in coaching staffs has historically correlated with stronger season outcomes, though new strategies from incoming coaches could also bring fresh momentum. The full list of 2026 coaches will be published by Brevard County Public Schools in early July, with introductory events planned for each team’s home field in August.