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Open job: Tates Creek

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Has anyone heard anything new on this?

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No, but it helps. Makes it so much easier in hiring, communication, organization, discipline, etc............

 

Does Fayette co require head coach is a teacher?
No, but it helps. Makes it so much easier in hiring, communication, organization, discipline, etc............

 

I agree 100%. The trend here is going away from hiring teachers as coaches. So many budget cuts etc

@3/2 zone, thats counter productive from a financial standpoint from the way I see it. In the district that I worked in, retirement benefits have to be factored into all supplemental paid positions for coaches. So if someone isn't employed by the system in either a certified or classified position, the non-employee benefit is roughly 20% extra on top of the supplemental pay total that they are to receive for the district to pay benefits on that coach, so its better to hire within the building, or within the school district itself rather than a non-employee.

 

I agree 100%. The trend here is going away from hiring teachers as coaches. So many budget cuts etc
@3/2 zone, thats counter productive from a financial standpoint from the way I see it. In the district that I worked in, retirement benefits have to be factored into all supplemental paid positions for coaches. So if someone isn't employed by the system in either a certified or classified position, the non-employee benefit is roughly 20% extra on top of the supplemental pay total that they are to receive for the district to pay benefits on that coach, so its better to hire within the building, or within the school district itself rather than a non-employee.

Makes sense to me

Heard a handful of people have applied for this and interviews will start taking place after spring break. Just hearsay though.

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Hearing Matt Yates has his hat in the ring. He was formerly at West Jess, Danville and Frankfort and seems to make a lot of sense for this job.

Heard the following....

Matt Yates

Redd Hutchinson

Brad Carter

Andrew Sosby

Couple of assistants from the area

Heard the following....

Matt Yates

Redd Hutchinson

Brad Carter

Andrew Sosby

Couple of assistants from the area

 

Sorry Nick Sosby my mistake.

I suspect there is a lot of crossover between applicants for this job and the job at Douglass.

I would say that is true, @gchs_uk9. It will be interesting to see who ends up where!

 

I suspect there is a lot of crossover between applicants for this job and the job at Douglass.

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I suspect there is a lot of crossover between applicants for this job and the job at Douglass.

 

agreed but I also bet the guys being considered for the job at Douglass are different than the guys being considered at Tates Creek.

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agreed but I also bet the guys being considered for the job at Douglass are different than the guys being considered at Tates Creek.

 

Care to elaborate on this?

The names listed above, I am sure they put in for Douglass as well but doesn't seem any of them are a finalist for Douglass but have some good buzz about them for Tates Creek.

 

The ones whose names i am hearing for douglass didn't probably apply for Tates Creek.

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