What do you think the chances are that Deters is his attorney?

 

I'd say there is a very good chance of this happening. The Bulldog loves to represent scum bags.. Birds of a feather flock together..

 

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Middle and High School teachers and coaches have to go through background checks and extensive training on subjects from rules' date=' techniques to first aide. If the subject of this thread had a criminal record, he would not have been hired. That being said, do non-school affiliated leagues like NKYFL and BCPWFL do background checks and require annual certification from their coaches?[/quote']

 

I believe that the youth leagues do require some sort of background check. I do not think it is as extensive as the ones the middle and high school teachers and coaches go through

 

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Not sure of coaches, but as a parent of middle school student, I have to go through a background check to be a chaperone at a dance or field trip. I had to submit a form at beginning of year and the school and I received a copy in the mail.

Middle and High School teachers and coaches have to go through background checks and extensive training on subjects from rules, techniques to first aide. If the subject of this thread had a criminal record, he would not have been hired. That being said, do non-school affiliated leagues like NKYFL and BCPWFL do background checks and require annual certification from their coaches?

 

Almost certain the BCPWFL does a check. If you have a felony on your record, no coaching for you.

Middle and High School teachers and coaches have to go through background checks and extensive training on subjects from rules' date=' techniques to first aide. If the subject of this thread had a criminal record, he would not have been hired. That being said, do non-school affiliated leagues like NKYFL and BCPWFL do background checks and require annual certification from their coaches?[/quote']

 

I coach youth wrestling. Had to have a background check.

I am told the guy is suing WV for racial discrimination.

He is no longer teaching in the Spencer Co system according to my sister-in-law that lives there.

Middle and High School teachers and coaches have to go through background checks and extensive training on subjects from rules, techniques to first aide. If the subject of this thread had a criminal record, he would not have been hired. That being said, do non-school affiliated leagues like NKYFL and BCPWFL do background checks and require annual certification from their coaches?

 

It depends on the organization. I know it is often talked about, but I suspect it's rarely done.