H-F Job Opening?

[4Afan]

What states, just curious especially since you mentioned most states. I assume TX is one of them.

It sure isn't public schools in Illinois. Some may make over $100k, but that's because of their teacher's salary and not what they make for coaching.

 

[Panthers1211]

That is absolutely false that their primary role is coaching.

It is at Mt.Carmel and Marist

 

[McCaravan]

It is at Mt.Carmel and Marist

And Rice and Rita and many other schools......they all have other duties such as admissions, school development, recruiting, fund raising, ect. But there main job is coaching.

 

[Alexander32]

And Rice and Rita and many other schools......they all have other duties such as admissions, school development, recruiting, fund raising, ect. But there main job is coaching.

And that, in a nutshell, is one of the major differences between Catholic high school football and public high school football.

 

[SiuCubFan8]

And that, in a nutshell, is one of the major differences between Catholic high school football and public high school football.

And it seems like it's been more common the past 5-10 years.

 

[McCaravan]

And that, in a nutshell, is one of the major differences between Catholic high school football and public high school football.

And Public schools receive a Pension and Union backing which Catholic Schools do not

 

[johnndoe]

And Rice and Rita and many other schools......they all have other duties such as admissions, school development, recruiting, fund raising, ect. But there main job is coaching.

And that, in a nutshell, is one of the major differences between Catholic high school football and public high school football.

Head coaches AND their varsity assistants who have a full academic load in one of the "solid" subjects have a tough job worthy of an extra stipend. The daily preparations and assessments for the classroom and the field make for a crazy few months.