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Is Mayfield's Joe Morris looking to leave the Cardinals?

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My current 2016-17 information is coming from my boss who is doing this right now. Classified employee, still capped.

 

Ok, unless things have changed I don't know about and that would have had to be like the last 6 months. Maybe the situation is different from what I am familiar and seen done countless times.

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Ok, unless things have changed I don't know about and that would have had to be like the last 6 months. Maybe the situation is different from what I am familiar and seen done countless times.

I wil let him know tomorrow that he may not "be all that he can be". He will want every penny he is legally allowed.

I wil let him know tomorrow that he may not "be all that he can be". He will want every penny he is legally allowed.

 

The only thing that I can think is that the law changed and they have grandfathered these guys I know in. That's possible because haven't kept up but I know they are still getting it.

Well, I was a former Superintendent in Kentucky and so was my wife. She had three employees who drew their KTRS pension and then drew a full classified salary. All were district employees that still make 90K as classified employees and two make that much in pension. So both of them are bringing home 180 K....

 

Hmmm....

 

Drawing 90k in a KTRS pension....Two of them you say?

 

Two Superintendents in a family too?

 

Wow.

Hmmm....

 

Drawing 90k in a KTRS pension....Two of them you say?

 

Two Superintendents in a family too?

 

Wow.

 

Yes, but not at the same time and different districts.

 

If a person retires in Kentucky after 33+ years and made 6 figures for at least three years, plenty of those in high population centers in the state,90k in retirement is the pay. I would bet there are easily over a hundred in Kentucky that draw that much. Look at principal pay in Jefferson County alone.

Would definitely be a homerun hire, struggle to see him leaving Mayfield though.

Well, this is the first I've heard of this, guess I'm out of the loop on this one. I just can't see coach Joe making that move.

Well, this is the first I've heard of this, guess I'm out of the loop on this one. I just can't see coach Joe making that move.

 

I wouldn't lose any sleep over it if I were you

I wouldn't lose any sleep over it if I were you

 

I won't, it ain't gonna happen.

I won't, it ain't gonna happen.

 

True, he said it himself but once it got traction, it's like a snowball

True, he said it himself but once it got traction, it's like a snowball

 

Ahhh, but misinformed and misguided snowballs gain a LOT of speed around here.

@Toothpick @ [MENTION=1440]snakesnot_2000

 

What's the story guys?

 

Family and financial security always have to come first. If it is that much better for him and his family to go to McCracken County then no one can fault him for doing that.

 

My guess is he will stay. I have no idea about his money wants or needs. I don't think you can win 6A state championships at MC, getting to semi's will be tough. Bill Belichick couldn't do it.

He's not going anywhere. I will be shocked if he does.

Ahhh, but misinformed and misguided snowballs gain a LOT of speed around here.

 

He may not go but he has expressed interest and has met with McCracken.

Could be that McCracken asked him to be a consultant in the hiring process.

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