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To: Tribune7
Gym teachers here are often among the highest paid members of the bargaining unit -- earning up to $70,000 (not incl benefits or coaching fees) for 190 days a year of pretty soft work.

Interesting!!!! On the coaching fees, any idea what they might be? Do they get paid any more (or less) for winning (or losing)?????

37 posted on 03/12/2005 6:50:34 PM PST by eeriegeno
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To: eeriegeno
On the coaching fees, any idea what they might be?

A few thousand dollars per sport, IIRC.

Do they get paid any more (or less) for winning (or losing)?????

No.

39 posted on 03/12/2005 7:34:23 PM PST by Tribune7
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To: eeriegeno; Tribune7
Eerie - I can compare Texas public schools to those in Pennsylvania - Where Texas has 4 or 5 full time staff members for the football team, PA had a couple of teachers who were paid a little extra to be the football coaches - they hired outside people in some cases - I know for a fact the Baseball coach was not a school employee, nor was the volleyball coach. I thought that was not a good practice because you had no real control over someone hired for one season. The pay was minimal though -

To the best of my knowledge, Texas does not allow anyone to coach if they are not a district employee/teacher -

40 posted on 03/12/2005 8:17:15 PM PST by WhyisaTexasgirlinPA (I gave my soul to Jesus, but my heart belongs to Texas)
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